Title: Frost Museum of Science Unveils The Dig Exhibition, Embracing the Fascination with Insects
Miami, FL - The Frost Museum of Science is set to attract a new wave of entomophiles with its latest special exhibition, "Bugs," which promises to take visitors on a thrilling journey into the fascinating world of insects. Hosted by renowned insect enthusiast Dr. Cassie Freund and paleontologist extraordinaire Alex Miranda, this interactive exhibit delves deep into the biology, behavior, and cultural significance of bugs.
The "Bugs" exhibition, currently open through April, boasts four distinct bug chambers, each featuring a giant insect as its centerpiece. Visitors will embark on an immersive adventure, exploring various ecosystems such as the orchid mantis chamber, the dragonfly chamber, the Japanese honeybees' habitat, and the bombardier beetle's playground.
"I want people to think that bugs are cool," Dr. Freund says, enthusiastically guiding visitors through the exhibit. "They're truly fascinating creatures with unique abilities and characteristics."
Alex Miranda adds, "We've always been fascinated by these tiny, often-overlooked creatures, and now, this exhibition offers a rare opportunity for everyone to experience their beauty and power firsthand."
Throughout the exhibit, Dr. Freund shares intriguing facts about various insects, highlighting their distinctive features and behaviors. Visitors can engage in hands-on activities, such as rubbing pads like Japanese honeybees or playing games, to further immerse themselves in the world of bugs.
When asked which bug she'd be if she were a person, both Dr. Freund and Alex Miranda had humorous responses, showcasing their personalities and affection for these tiny creatures.
"Bugs" offers something for everyone, from family-friendly fun to in-depth information for serious entomologists. Don't miss this unique chance to step into the fascinating world of bugs!
Exhibition Details:
- Dates: Through April
- Location: Frost Museum of Science, 1101 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132
- Admission:
- Children under 3 years old: Free
- Adults (13 and up): $34
- Children (3-12 years old): $25
- Purchase tickets online at frostscience.org or purchase a combination ticket with admission.
For more information on "Bugs" and the Frost Museum of Science, visit frostscience.org.