ANN ARBOR – Can’t wait to see what the U-M Museum of Natural History’s new exhibits and labs look like?
The museum is adding three new exhibits:
- “Exploring Michigan” - a gallery that highlights the state’s natural history with hands-on activities
- “Under the Microscope” - an interactive exploration of life’s building blocks, including an oversized walk-in model of a cell
- “People and the Planet” - an in-depth look at the symbiotic relationship between humans and our natural world
It will also be adding two interactive labs: the Nature Lab and the MicroWorlds Lab.
Here’s a sneak peek at the museum’s newest additions, which debut to the public on Sunday.
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