🌞 MY DAY IN MUSEUM 🌞 Repost :)
Hey, Steemian. I recently went to the Smithsonian National Museum Of Natural History.
Washington, DC. I was 10 Minutes walking distance from White House!
- It was amazing, I learnt so much.
- Seen So Much! Here My Photos, I have a Video Coming up Tomorrow as well!
The world's most popular natural history museum is dedicated to understanding the natural world and our place in it. Delve into the fascinating story of our planet, from its fiery beginnings through billions of years of transformation, and explore life on Earth through exhibitions and activities, collection objects and research that happens in the lab and in the field. The museum is larger than 18 football fields and is home to the largest natural history collection in the world.
Me trying to be Fun
For all of You: Art Lovers these are some amazing Shots that Made it to Smithsonian!
I only took pictures of my favorite ones. There were many more
Colors Of Nature!
Giraffes are So Tall! I am like a bug next to them
Predator-Cats Attacking their Prey...
Angry Hippo, They are very dangerous in the Wild!
Went to this Museum just for You Steem!
A- Adaption!
An Actual Coffin! Tentkhonsu’s Coffin - showcases the richly decorated inner coffin of Tentkhonsu, a member of a group of noble women who participated in temple services and festivals.
T-REX! 66-million-year-old bones of the Nation’s T. rex.
Triceratops all became extinct 65 million years ago.
- Imagine These bones Used to Belong to Real Life Dinosaurs Million's of Years ago!
Trying to look like I am thinking :)
- I hope You Enjoyed My Pictures from Smithsonian Museum.
- I will make More Videos and Pictures in Different amazing Museums in the Future!
Hey @adil . How you draw a line when breaking the page in HTML?
3 Times "_"
Looks like This " ___ "
Thanx, but it would be a dotted line. I was referring to the horizontal line that you drew just below the initial bullet points?
It's not the underscore lines. It's the three dashes.
---What a great experience. Thank you for sharing
@adil thank you so much for this post the exhibits there are amazing! Far more realistic than anything I've seen in an Australian museum.