A little girl takes to playing jungle rather than observing the taxidermy animals of Africa.
A young boy reads about the white rhinoceros.
A trio of children observe the lions on display in the African Mammals room at the Los Angeles Museum of Natural History.
A boy reads about the vertebra ahead of him.
A boy peers down at an interactive screen.
Two siblings observe an interactive screen at the Los Angeles Museum of Natural History’s dinosaur exhibit.
A couple read a sign just in front of a Mammoth skeleton.
An infant gets hands on with a fossil.
An elder assists his curious sibling.
Families pack the space around the museum’s brontosaur skeleton.
A boy points to the long neck of a dinosaur towering above him.
The young and younger observe displays in the upstairs space of the museum’s dinosaur exhibit.
Little Atreyu, 3, presses a play button to hear what scientists posit a dinosaur may have sounded.
Raelyn, 5, and little brother Atreyu, 3, get their hands on interactive materials.
A family of three observes an interactive paleontology display.
A family of three observes an interactive paleontology display.
A group of tourists takes a photo in front of a Mammoth skeleton.
A little boy gazes up at the hall domed ceiling of the Los Angeles Museum of Natural History.
A little boy hugs the glass case of dinosaur skulls.
A family scurries to leave the museum at closing time.
An Aztec artifact stands lit in a glass case on the museum’s second floor.
Two active children ad their father leave the Los Angeles Museum of Natural History.
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