At the Boston Museum of Science, my group first visited a hall where we saw taxidermy animals. There we saw various animals and exhibits explaining the animals' natural habitats. We watched the "Super Cold Science" show, where a worker used liquid nitrogen to make a volcano. We then saw an exhibit decidxted to explaining the habitat in rivers near the museum. A worker let us look under a microscope and see the microbes swimming around in the river water. It was really cool, and Monroe and I jokingly gave the microbes names. After that, we saw the lightning show which was incredible. One of the workers stood in a metal cage while lightning shocked it, however he was protected and didn't get shocked as well. He then steteres the lightning in a way so it sounded like it was playing the "Ghostbusters" theme. After a lunch break, we visited the Hall Of Human Life. Soti and I ran through the motion scanners which told us how many calories we'd burn if we ran a
