Visited Museum Serpent in America

Rattlesnake on American International Rattlesnake Museum (elliebelee / Instagram)

Albuquerque - In the US, there is a museum conservation contents of poisonous snakes. The traveler who came to see first hand and learn more about the dozens of species of poisonous snakes.

Travel to the museum is not always boring. For example, when stopped by the American International Rattlesnake Museum in the city of Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. Traveler guaranteed not to be bored because the collection interesting and educative.

Be visited from the official website, American International Rattlesnake Museum is a museum specifically for the conservation of poisonous snakes and snake-related artwork. Inside the museum, visitors can see first hand a variety of poisonous snakes and learn about these animals.

There are a variety of interesting facts about snakes. Including information about how the animals are sometimes avoided due to this dangerous, it can have a beneficial effect and in human life.

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This is illustrated with artifacts, memorabilia and various species of poisonous snakes. There are about 34 varieties of venomous snakes in this museum. The venomous snakes from different states in the US.

The snakes there who stayed in the cage area with the inside made to resemble their natural habitat. The glazed enclosure, so that the traveler could see and watched the movements of the snake safely.

Snakes that were encountered up to that rare as an albino snake also exist in museums. Not only snakes, venomous lizards known as mad monster can be seen in the museum.

In addition to a live snake, statue, snake skeleton, paintings, photographs, coins, books and many more unique items themed snakes in the museum. One interest is painting American naturalist and painter, John J Audobon, pictorial snake attacked a group of birds.

Once satisfied around the museum, travelers can shop before going home souvenirs. No jewelry, ornaments and T-shirts of various sizes and colors, just select it wants.

American International Rattlesnake Museum is open every day. Entry costs USD 3 for children and $ 5 for adult visitors.

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