Hello.
I am here at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Atlanta
and yes that is a dinosaur behind me.
Fernbank is home to one of the largest old growth urban forests in the country
and in the Piedmont.
It is super relaxing being here.
I can just hear all the bugs and the birds.
I can hear nature.
Oh sensory wall.
Touch is an important way to observe our surroundings
can you determine the natural items represented here
by using just the sense of touch
Oh, am I supposed to close my eyes?
Oh, these are rubbery.
I thought it was made out of stone.
Whoa, that's so cool.
Allright, check this out.
There is a bug hotel.
Fernbug hotel.
So apparently bugs will come here and chill
I don't see any right now though
Pretty cool concept.
I kind of want a bug hotel now.
Look how cute this hotel is.
Whoa!
Oh!
I hope you guys could hear that, I tried to put the mic close
but I couldn't see what it was.
One of the many ways that I love to relax
is just taking a walk
even if it's around my neighborhood
or going to a specific place to go hiking
but coming outdoors
and just being surrounded by trees and nature and wildlife,
it relaxes me.
So this is very relaxing.
On to the Fernbank forest.
Let's go.
Where do you go to relax and get away from it all?
Let me know in the comments below.
This tree right behind me is the largest tree of its species in Atlanta
and it towers over a hundred feet.
That's pretty tall.
Check out this little dude chillin on the sleeve.
You've got the life I want
Wow.
Look at this other guy.
He's having lunch.
I think he just he's just stopped because I'm standing,
Oh there it goes.
Oh, look at this.
Ah, that is so cool.
I bet you are wondering,
Romina you said we were at a museum
why are we in the forest.
Well, Fernbank prides itself in being an immersive experience
it's really neat to see all the kids walking around
and not just kids but adults too.
But especially the kids just because they're learning about nature
and our history and evolution and just,
it's really fascinating to be able to go to a museum,
you know I love my interactive and immersive museums
and Fernbank is one of them.
A walk through time in Georgia
before man there was Turkey.
That is my spirit animal.
Giant dragonfly!
Yeah.
This is my favorite part in history.
Dinosaurs!
Look at the little baby.
I just love that when the inside of museums are like this
and they just have like the trees and...
It just makes everything so much cooler.
This thing is behind me is a model of a giant ground sloth.
I have been to a lot of Natural History Museum's
I loved learning about animals
and I had never heard of a giant sloth.
That thing is amazing
and I wish it was still alive
so like hug it.
it's like it's like a real life Totoro.
I am nearly finishing my tour here of the Fernbank Museum
and I'm having an awesome time.
This place is amazing.
Thank you so much fernbank by the way for making this possible,
and give me this amazing experience.
Touch the spring.
Alright seems easy enough, there's the spring.
Whoa.
Where is it?
I feel so weird looking at it with my eyes.
I'm gonna wrap up this video right here.
This museum is huge and there's so much to do,
just walking around takes up so much time
and it is a lot of fun
I had a great time here at the Fernbank Natural History Museum.
So if you ever find yourself in Atlanta you should definitely check it out.
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So, I will see you when I see you, bye!
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