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T-rex!
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Here's Brett crushing his tiny, dino head.
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On Saturday, my brother Brett and his fiance (now wife!) Amy came into town and we met up with them at the Natural History Museam.
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Dance it out, now dance it out.
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...all over the place! Pretty!
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And then after we left the museum, we walked around the grounds and admired the blossoming cherry trees...
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We spent a few hours checking out the exhibits.
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...The Museum of Natural History!
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Remember how on my trip to Thailand I was complaining about how loud the gecko in my room was? Well the museum likens the noise it makes to "the bark of a small dog." Hahah.
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Hahaha. Look at the model of the prehistoric crocodile! They've existed as a species (practically unchanged) for 90 million years! (Or at least that's what GOD wants all you SINNERS to believe! Everyone knows the planet's only like 6,000 years old, duh!)
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The Placoderms are my favoritest!!!
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Totally badass, huh?
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Afterwards, we went and checked out the awesome dinosaur fossils room. Despite the fact that I've been there tons of times, I'm always amazed at the lengths God went to to create these skeletons of creatures that never really existed and then buried them to test our faith. Man, God is AWESOME!
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...that has hundreds of real butterflies and moths flying around in it. This moth here must of had a wingspan of 10"! It was amazing!
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...butterflies exhibit!
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On Wednesday Sarah and I went up to the Museum of Natural History to check out the new dinosaurs exhibit. But we ended up spending way more time checking out the...
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And then after you've finished looking at all of them, the exhibit hall leads to a huge room...
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The exhibit was crazy! They had literally hundreds of cases of these huge butterflies and moths.