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| These terrific photos and more were taken by Thomass Hahan. Smile please! |
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| Incredibly scary or just cute and hairy? |
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| Bra-vo? Is that a bikini she's wearing there? |
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| And these sculptures were amazing too. |
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| Can't be easy having such long legs. But she seems happy enough. |
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| Not all spiders are black. |
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| This one looked a little like a Scorpion. |
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| And this leather sculpture was bigger than Jake and Louis. Not sure they were meant to be sitting on it. |
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| A web site with a difference? |
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| Plenty to learn - even for Jake, who has more than 100 tarantulas - at his dad's :o). |
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| Then when you've seen the spider exhibition, you can explore the rest of the museum. |
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| More than enough skeletons to last past halloween. |
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| If you've got the backbone for it. |
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| Cases of skulls... |
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| ...that you are welcome to pick up. If you can carry them. |
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| Some are too heavy. |
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| Like this whale. |
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| Or this giant sloth. I like sloths :o). See he's only got three toes. |
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| You can sit for ages enjoying the view. |
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| And marvelling at the smily beasties. |
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| And when you've seen enough, it's bye bye Lucy and off you trot. Lucy is estimated to have lived 3.2 million years ago and her skeleton was discovered in 1974. |
