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Museum: Natural History Museum
Location: Kenneth E. Behring Family Rotunda, 1st Floor & Balcony, 2nd Floor
The museum's 8-ton, 14-foot-tall African elephant is in a setting that re-creates the Angolan bush. The diorama also introduces important ideas in botany, entomology, mineral sciences, and zoology, as well as information on the ancestors of modern-day elephants and the elephants' importance in African cultures.
The Elephant's World -- located on the Rotunda Balcony, second floor -- includes interactive Elephant Discovery Stations that provide additional information on elephants and their habitat and is made up of the following two sections: Fossil Elephants and Elephants in Art.
Videos (run continuously; in Rotunda and on Balcony)
Interactive Learning Stations (Balcony)