A spokesperson describes the event as follows:
“...a journey from the oceans’ sunlit surfaces to their inky depths, encountering mysterious deep sea creatures as well as the scientists and technologies that are revealing our blue planet as never before.
Highlights from Unseen Oceans, a traveling exhibition produced by the American Museum of Natural History, include:
- Glowing supersized models like larger-than-life plankton and a floor-to-ceiling array of biofluorescent fish and turtles.
- Fascinating deep dives into the special adaptations that enable unusual species to thrive in darkness and pressure.
- Fossil casts and specimens, from a giant squid beak to megalodon teeth.
- Projections of schooling fish that react to visitors’ movements.
- Awe-inspiring videos that bring guests face to face with life-sized blue whales, giant squid, and manta rays..."
