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Planet Ice: Mysteries of the Ice Ages is an immersive, interactive exhibition that examines ice ages through a new lens. It explores how throughout time, cold and ice have shaped the Earth and impacted its inhabitants. Throughout the exhibition, we connect the story to the present by posing thought-provoking questions about how changes in ice affect our world, while also examining possible solutions.

 

 

A traveling exhibition from the Canadian Museum of Nature

objectives & experiences

120+ Specimens and Artifacts

Full-sized cast of a mastodon, a sabre-toothed tiger and other megafauna species that are now extinct 

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Taxidermy mammals and birds

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Fossil megafauna

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Cold-adapted insects

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Terrestrial and marine plants

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Fish models

Interactives and Multimedia

Moment Factory projection illusion of woolly mammoth and American lion

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Magic mirror wolf interaction

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Time-lapsed retreating ice sheet across North America

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exhibition specs

Approximately 7,500 sqft

Now on tour, available to museums

tour itinerary

Canadian Museum of Nature, Ottawa, Canada

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Ontario Science Centre, Toronto, Canada

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Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Denver, CO, USA

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AVAILABLE 2024 and onwards

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