Roy Tang

There was an actual Grimlock toy in the exhibit lol

Museum of Natural History

Museum of Natural History

A stegosaurus from China. It's named after the town where it was found (which I don't remember)

Mammut (mammoth) skeleton

Iguanadon (I think)

Museum of Natural History

That's a terrible looking mouse lol

Museum of Natural History

I had to talk to a stranger so that I'd have proof I really went lol

This is supposed to be half of Charles Babbage's brain, from the history of computing exhibit

T-Rex/Grimlock!

Velociraptor skeletons and animatronic velocity raptors. Sadly I did not have time to do the Chris Pratt/Jurassic World thing

The content of the Science Museum is more like things of academic interest. Still interesting (if not nerdy), but i was a bit tired so I kinda breezed through the exhibits

Animatronic T-Rex. It moves and roars. I was sad that they didn't have a skeleton

Sabretooth tiger! Or cat, whatever

Diplodocus/Sludge (okay, Sludge is actually an Apatosaurus, but this was the closest one)

Life-size blue whale model. There's a blue whale skeleton suspended above it. The blue whale was smaller than I'd have imagined, but still huge

Stegasauros/Snarl

Giraffes are taller than blue whales!

T-Rex/Grimlock!

I was disappointed to learn that this was a replica and the original was in the Smithsonian. Then I realised that it made sense because this one looked far too easy to steal

Triceratops/Slag