Insect Giants
Visit Insect Giants, a swarm of gigantic bugs that will
crawl through the Museum of Science & History all summer long!
This blockbuster summer exhibit will feature enormous insects found
in your own backyard. But don't worry, you won't have to watch your
step around these bugs
they're up to 600 times their actual
size!
You'll learn everything you ever wanted to know about the critters
in your backyard. The exhibit's main attraction is a Praying Mantis
60 times bigger than the ones you would normally find in Florida!
You'll learn so much more about the bugs that inhabit our planet,
including beetles, locusts, caterpillars and the many varieties
of stick insects.
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Kokoro of Japan handcrafted each model to make them look as authentic
as possible. These bugs are equipped with pneumatic mechanisms that
make them look - and sound - like the real thing.
Get a bug's eye view of the life of insects with interactive vision
displays including mosquito, honeybee and dragonfly heads that are
600 times bigger than real life! You'll be able to see how a bug
with compounded eyes sees, just by looking through giant lenses.
Younger explorers will also get to play in a Backyard Jungle, filled
with enormous plants and animals. Just watch out for that giant
Mosquito!
Insect Giants is now open but will be exterminated later
this summer. Don't miss your chance to see these critters, up close
and personal.
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