all right so this morning we are in Anniston Alabama and right now I am in the downtown district of Anderson you can see old school Americana what I found interesting movie this amazing ricksaw drugs sign here needles like the neon still there but even better than that two stores down from it is a Western Auto store I haven't seen a Western Auto store in a long time in fact if you go back to back to the future there is a Western Auto in the square there where back to the job [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] today we're back in Anniston Alabama we're gonna check out the other half of what we saw yesterday today we're gonna see the Aniston Museum of Natural History explore your world this looks interesting I Tara dawn the Albertosaurus these are real fossils these are not remakes the Allosaurus on the right here is the camera Soros here's the skeleton of a Stegosaurus these things are amazing this is a neck bone from a Brachiosaurus again they did tell me that these fossils there they're not recreated these are real fossils this is a leg bone from a mastodon and this skull here is a primitive dog school this parcel here is foreo don't school looks like a donkey a saber-toothed tiger this is a American Mastodon tooth bison jaw and at the top is the jaw from a woolly mammoth these a little bit the bottom of the ocean where no light can get to it they're called tube worms and they are living underwater creatures here's an intact fossil of a fish you can read that inch by us or needle to Germany that's one big fish look the tools they use to unearth that is also still inside of here they just picked up the whole ground and moved it this is a leg bone from a Hydra Soros an actual skull of a triceratops Wow [Music] Pelagius or dinosaur teeth this is a seismograph which detects movement in the earth my current plate the geology tonight [Music] this looks like a cave this section of cave is a spit lag tight and a stalagmite recreation this is not real out of the caves that I've been in look exactly like this [Music] the arts of Asia dynasty in the 19th century there's also one carved out of wood here it's crazy that these things they've ever carved all seem to have very large chests this was made in 1868 it's made out of ivory Wow all of these are made out of ivory which we all know ivory is really hard to get because it's elephant tusks but you have to kill the elephant to get it [Music] [Music] giant elephant some massive tree there behind it as well and only is there a creepy alligator over there but there's a hip-hop anonymous sticking up from the ground right there some tools from Africa like pottery and a copper axe musical instrument back there bow and arrow [Music] pretty dress [Music] now we're going into the ancient Egypt section the baboon there's pictures of it Egyptian aren't there on the wall here's the jackal or it was called Anubis in ancient Egypt here are some actual mummies this ones here this cracking open both of them are oh they don't know exactly how old they are here they are extracting the mummies that you see in the case right there they're showing the video [Music] this is the x-rays of the mummy over there that's gonna do it for the Museum of Natural History now so we've seen the Burma Museum of world history and the instant Museum of Natural History so I'm gonna go ahead in the end of this video now because I'm sure that's quite a lot we're getting up tomorrow we're going somewhere else to film again all day tomorrow so stay tuned there's going to be a series of really good episodes popping out one right after the other this week so I want to thank you all for watching and I'll see you tomorrow [Music] Oh