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Hints, Clues, Questions and Adventure!
Coming to the museum will be awesome no doubt. But what about spicing up your trip with a scavenger hunt of your own making?! This is how it works. Check out the special list of clues we've devised for you. Print out your favorites. Arrive at the museum and the minute your feet hit the ground get your exploration on like Indiana Jones!
- I'm that particular mountain goat that looks a little like the Dall's Sheep or the Bighorn. What region am I in?
- Find the giant bird egg that shares its name with a pachyderm.
- Explore the touch tank. Can you find lightning welk.
- I'm the movement of one large landmass in relation to another. Find my display. What am I called?
- I am the king of meat eating dinosaurs and it's reflected in my name. What's my name and where's the first place you see me in the museum?
- Find the Navajo bear claw ring.
- An artificial reef can form on me. What am I?
- When you hear my rattle, you better stay away. Around these parts, I can only be found near Crowder's Mountain. Who am I?
- One has more impressive horns and one looks more like a particular mountain goat. Can you tell me which is which? Find the Dall's Sheep and the Bighorn Sheep.
- I'm Havasupai. Find me and name the North American region in which I reside.
- I can run up to 40 miles per hour and jump eight feet in the air. Who am I?
- I'm a terrapin. Where would you find me?
- I'm the red fox and can be found in at least two different regions. Find me and tell me where I am.
- I am the product and the process of smoothing and setting stones. Find me to discover what I'm called.
- I'm in the wetlands and sometimes old men are called my name. What and who am I?
- Find your three favorite minerals and crystals and tell me their names.
- Find the snake that is a good climber.
- They say I'm a monster, but really I'm just a venomous lizard. What is my name and what desert do I live in.
- Slither over to the live snakes. I'm the most common venomous snake in Gaston County. Who am I?
- We encountered America from a far away land 15-20,000 years ago. What are we called and where did we come from?
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