[Dad] Ooh!
[Mom] That's too hard.
This is our six part series Phoenix with Kids.
Day number five.
We are at Butterfly Wonderland.
This is the largest indoor butterfly pavilion in America.
First we are looking at the Chrysalis Emergence Gallery.
There are 50 to 70 different species of butterflies here.
They even have moths.
The pavilion gets the chrysalis from butterfly farmers in Costa Rica, Malaysia, and Thailand.
Now we're entering the 10,000 square feet glass enclosed atrium.
These tropical butterflies live about 14 days.
Be careful where you walk so you won't step on a butterfly.
[Dad] Watch where you step.
These butterflies are drinking nectar from the flower.
These butterflies look brown, but they are actually blue on the inside.
These butterflies on eating from a fruit bowl.
We had so much fun at the Butterfly Wonderland.
We are at Taliesin West.
This site was architect Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home and school in the desert,
from 1937 until his death in 1959.
Today we're going on the Panorama Tour.
First we're entering the Garden Room.
Today this is the main campus of the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture
and it houses the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation.
Can you swim in the pool?
This is the view of the desert.
Frank Lloyd Wright did not like the power lines.
Now we're entering the Kiva Room.
There are many architectural designs here.
We're looking at a fountain,
a bell,
and a dragon.
We're heading to the drafting studio. Unfortunately, no photography is allowed inside.
Lastly, we're touring the Cabaret Theater.
This is a very relaxing room.
We had so much fun at Taliesin West.
On to our next destination.
We're at the Phoenix Art Museum.
This museum features collection of more than 18,000 works of art.
Why is the dinosaur in this cage? Was he bad?
This is the White Shirt According to Me exhibit.
This collection includes a selection of 27 of the designer's most significant white shirts
created over the course of his career.
I bumped into my twin brother.
Now I'm going on a scavenger hunt.
Why is this guy looking at the Cupid?
This is the miniature room exhibit.
How do they make furniture that small?
These are the Zodiac Heads by Ai Wei Wei.
The last time I saw this exhibit was in Portland, Oregon.
This is the Chinese Zodiac by Ai Wei Wei.
We're heading to the Contemporary Art Collection.
This tree looks very creepy.
And this tree is very crooked.
I had so much fun at Phoenix Art Museum.
We are at the Arizona Science Center.
This museum is focused on inspiring, educating, and entertaining people about science.
First, we're going to Solarville.
I am turning the wheel to make the ball go up.
Now we're going to let the solar panel do all the work.
Baby is turning on the wind turbine.
You can see electricity when you press the button.
We're making funny faces at each other through the magic window.
We're at Dinosaurs in Motion.
This exhibit is a great combination of art, science, engineering and technology.
The dinosaurs fossils are made from recycled materials.
I am pushing the lever to make T-Rex move.
Is this dinosaur looking for food?
This Plesiosaurus is swimming in the air.
And lastly, we see the descendant of dinosaurs, the birds.
We are at My Digital World.
Baby and I are going to attack these little robots.
My shadow is catching color drops from the sky.
Baby, how did you get so fat?
On to the next section.
How do these balls stay in the air?
Baby is going to lift me up in a bed of nails.
And now it's Baby's turn to lay on the bed.
We had so much fun at Arizona Science Center.
Stay tuned for part six.
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