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The museum on the banks of the Athabasca River in northern Alberta depicts life during the fur trade and gold rush. A 360 degree panorama
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On Lake of the Woods, a double-crested cormorant (Phalacrocorax auritus) defends her nest against an aggressive herring gull. Cormorants are common summer residents in Minnesota. They are fish-eaters and have long been considered a competitor by human fishermen. Scientific research shows, however, that they prey mostly...
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Pheasants are not native to Minnesota, but were introduced from Europe and Asia. They thrive in all the non-forested areas of the state. Although usually territorial, males flock together in autumn, along with broods of females. This diorama was a gift in honor of Thomas C. Roberts. www.bellmuseum.org
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Perched against the trunk of a spruce tree is a Great Grey owl (Strix nebulosa), seeking cover from smaller songbirds that have come to harass it. Come evening, any one of these little birds could become the owl's prey. During the day, however, the smaller birds are not in danger. This cooperative "mobbing" behavior, o...
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This is a revised version with corrected color. In late autumn, deer (Odocoileus virginianus) come together in small herds for the winter. Here you see a dominant male, two females and a young male. This herd will have a better chance of surviving the winter if they can stay together, so maintaining order is critical....
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Western grebes (Aechmophorus occidentalis) are diving birds. They cannot walk on land and rarely fly except during migration. Grebes build a floating nest of aquatic plants, and their young are able to swim and dive within an hour or two of hatching. As soon as the eggs hatch, the chicks crawl onto one of the parent's ...
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Gray wolves (Canis lupus, also known as timber wolves) hunt along the north shore of Lake Superior in this diorama at the Bell Museum of Natural History. The foreground of this diorama was prepared by Walter J. Breckenridge. The background painting is by Francis Lee Jaques (pronounces "JAY-kwees"). ww
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A bull moose (Alces alces) makes his way across the shore of Gunflint Lake with his mate and calf in this diorama at the Bell Museum of Natural History . At the museum, two floors of dioramas display all of Minnesota's habitats, along with the birds, animals, plants and insects that populate the state. Constructed betw...
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This is a low complex work made by AbetMEG Mexico, his size is 20x10x15 cms (8x4x6 inch)
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This is a low complex work made by AbetMEG Mexico, his size is 20x10x15 cms (8x4x6 inch)
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