Lifeform

 Another look at the ancestors of the modern whale, where I left off yesterday.

Notharctus is an early primate, and has a look rather like a lemur.

A second floor platform allows for a different view of those casts.

Up here are some of the mammals, long extinct, of the post-dinosaur era. They are gathered as reproductions in a central area.

And they are here in fossil form.

Megacerops had a lot in common with the rhino.

Hoplopheneus was similar to a cat, though true cats wouldn't evolve until 17 million years ago. It was a hunter.

The boar is archaeotherium, which went extinct 23 million years ago.

Back down below and among the dinosaur fossils again. Fossils might include plants.

Hesperornis was a flightless bird that hunted in the water.