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In "[[The Simpsons: Hit & Run]]", a meteor used by [[Kang]] and [[Kodos]] to produce the latest [[Buzz Cola]] is located above a dinosaur skeleton. The cola brings the skeleton to life but is destroyed when [[Bart]] accidentally unplugs the meteor causing it to explode.
 
In "[[The Simpsons: Hit & Run]]", a meteor used by [[Kang]] and [[Kodos]] to produce the latest [[Buzz Cola]] is located above a dinosaur skeleton. The cola brings the skeleton to life but is destroyed when [[Bart]] accidentally unplugs the meteor causing it to explode.
 
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Revision as of 09:03, June 13, 2016

Springfield Museum of Natural History
Springfield Museum of Natural History.png
Location Information
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The Springfield Museum of Natural History is the second natural history museum of Springfield.

History

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This museum was built after the first one had been burned down. Some time after being rebuilt, it was closed due to lack of interest. [citation needed]

Exhibits

Picture Name Description Appearance
Egypt Isle.png Egypt Egypt exhibition "Lisa's Substitute"
150px Age of Heros Sandwich shop
Childrarium.png Childrarium Science games for kids
SNHM birds.png Bird exhibits A hallway with Birds in cages on the walls "The Boy Who Knew Too Much"
Dinosaur bones.png Dinosaur bones Bones of Dinosaurs N/A
Minerals.png Minerals Pretty Minerals N/A
Museum story telling area.png Astronomy story telling A recorded voice tells stories about the stars "'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky"
SMNH Womens Weaving.png Womens Weaving Show A show about the history of womens weaving "The Monkey Suit"
History of weapons.png History of weapons A wall of weapons that children can touch and bullet proof vests
Museums Imax theatre.png Museum Imax theater A 3D theater
History of man exhibits.png History of Man Models showing the process of evolution
Egyptian Artifacts.png Egyptian Artifacts Now Less Boring Egyptian Artifacts, includes Hieroglyphs The Simpsons Game
Dino models.png When Herbivores Attack A Model of Herbivores eating a Carnivore
Zap the Past.png Zap the Past A moving Diorama
Outer space.png Outer Space Giant Balls that represent the planets

Non-canon

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The Simpsons: Hit & Run

In "The Simpsons: Hit & Run", a meteor used by Kang and Kodos to produce the latest Buzz Cola is located above a dinosaur skeleton. The cola brings the skeleton to life but is destroyed when Bart accidentally unplugs the meteor causing it to explode.

The Simpsons: Tapped Out

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