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The Mississippi Museum of Natural Science is a great way to spend a summer day. By photo intern Jessica King.
A volunteer walks around with Pete the tortoise.
An alligator snapping turtle peers out from its tank in the new reptile exhibit.
Taxidermied white-tail deer greet visitors at the entrance to the museum.
A desert lizard relaxes under a heat lamp in its habitat in the recent reptile …
A giant fabric and wire butterfly sculpture is on display at the museum.
A replica of a giant sloth fossil educates museum-goers about prehistoric life in the region …
The two-headed snake that is a staple at the museum on display.
A giant white catfish swims around in one of the many aquatic displays at the …
A turtle warms itself under a heat lamp in the outdoor portion of the museum's …
A juvenile aligator rests its head on a rock in its exhibit.
A sting ray skims along the glass of its aquarium at the museum.
Large metal ant sculptures sit outside the museum entrance.
Greenery shades a walkway through the museum's native plant garden.
The colorful sign guides visitors to the museum entrance.
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