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Recently renovated. See world-class fossils, mammals, birds, archaeology, marine life and exquisite First Nations Mi’kmaq porcupine quillwork on bark. Go nose-to-nose with a pilot whale skeleton from Sable Island or stand next to a moose. Live displays of amphibians, reptiles, bee colony, sea-life tanks and Gus, an 88-year-old tortoise will fascinate children. In summer, enjoy The Butterfly House. Visiting exhibitions change often. Gift shop with nature theme. Pay parking and picnic area. Open daily, June 1 to October 15; closed Monday otherwise. Visit: one to two hours. Admission charged.
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