The taxidermied animals on the third floor is the most interesting part of the museum. Being able to hold the animals was a good experience since it woild be difficult to experience holding them in real life. I think we could also have a background on the stories of these animals when they were living, such as they had died due to a sickness, or were hunted by humans.. to make us humans understand more om how we can help to protect the animals and wildlife.

Many products in one stores

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Small town museum. Pleasant and not crowded.

amazing place lots to study and experience

Sep 26, 2026 Small and compact but very neat and detailed local museum. I came at 4:45pm on a Saturday right before closing but was still let in. Spent those 10-15 mins browsing the taxidermic animals on 3F and the elephant skeleton on 2F. You can touch the taxidermic animals that are not behind glass cases. The warning sign to touch softly and not pull the hair causing the animals to go bald, “and the staff to go bald too” is so funny 😂 The white bear also has ear covers making it super cute.

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