Natural History Museum Pt. 3

 That's a lot of blood.

 Bones!

 Zeus! Oh wait, that's a real polar bear... not my dog...

 Skeletons, and elephants and whales! Oh my!

The museum had a bunch of other things in it as well, but this was all I had time for. The museums are only open until six pm on weekdays. However, they are open until ten pm, I believe, on weekends.

Natural History Museum Pt. 2 T-Rex

Natural History Museum Pt. 1

 Dinosaur at the Natural History Museum.

 Tusks.

 Body Worlds. Animal addition. A camel. The head and neck was split into three. It was weird.

 

 A T-Rex's claw... Bigger than my entire hand...

 You can go back through my blogs and see a picture of a real double decker bus to get a better idea of just how big this sucker would've been.

 T-Rex's lower jaw.

 

 Little baby T-Rex. Ahh.

 Look how tiny my feet look in comparison. My foot is the size of one of his knuckles. Whoa.

Why is this funny? I'm still amused by it...

Street Performer

This guy was down in the subway with his harp. Is that crazy or what? Who drags a harp down several flights of stairs to play it in the subway? I had to make a video, especially when I heard what he was playing. It was just too funny.

London Aquarium Pt. 3

 These are upside down Jelly Fish. That is actually what they are called. They look like slimy flowers.

 More proof that I was there! You can see the Shark tank behind me.

 Ah! So little and cute.

Thought this was funny enough to take a picture of it. Doesn't seem as funny now, but what can you do?

My favorite is the turtle that is smack dab in on the middle of the back of the other turtle. Ha!