In case you’re planning a holiday visit to ”the City” (what we locals call Manhattan), we want to remind you to go see the exhibit Frogs: A Chorus of Colors at the American Museum of Natural History before it closes January 3. This traveling exhibit from Clyde Peelings Reptiland is fun and informative, even for the youngest kids. The 200 live frogs are in realistic natural habitats, complete with rock ledges, waterfalls, and live plants. Some of the frogs, especially the poison dart frogs, are amazingly colorful and look like little jewels.
Susan visited the exhibit again with her family and took some photographs of the frogs. I enjoyed the exhibit so much, I’m also going again before the frogs leave New York City.
Argentine Horned Frog at the AMNH, photo by Susan Newman
We received a behind-the-scenes video from the museum of the feeding and prepping of the frogs:
The exhibit is traveling to MUZEO in Anaheim, California, in February. If you’re planning a trip to Disneyland, definitely take a detour and see the frogs, too!
Tags: American Museum of Natural History, Clyde Peeling's Reptiland, Disneyland, frog exhibits, Frogs New York City, Frogs: A Chorus of Colors, Muzeo Anaheim
