US EditionThe Exhibition "Whale Digging" at the National Museum of Science and Technology Reveals the Stories of Ancient Whales in Hengchun
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He became widely known when he exploded at the Whaling Station at Áir twelve years ago while being flushed. Now a part of it will be shown. In 2013 he got lost and came ashore. He never came out again, and a few days later he got the flu. August's skeleton is cleansed. And both the skull and the whale's underbelly are moved from the storage room to the same whaling station where it exploded. Today, workers from the National Museum of Iceland we…
The unearthed "whiskered whale fossils" in Hengchun, Pingtung in 2022 has triggered a wave of exploration of the stories behind the ancient whales. Before the opening of this summer, the National Museum of Natural Science took the lead in launching the "Whale Digging" special exhibition, which stretched the time axis to 100,000 years ago. Through multimedia technology, immersive space design and on-site fossil restoration, the exhibition fully p…
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