Birds are our morning accompaniment, soaring through the skies and flitting through the streets, but how much do we really know about these feathered friends? 
Let the whole family rejoice, our new exhibit invites you into their world like never before! Circle as birds whisper, chirp as the dawn chorus begins, and see if you’ve got the guts to sniff a stinky seabird egg. From feeling their heartbeat to seeing the world through their eyes, get to know our long-beaked friends better. 
Meet the world’s oldest modern bird, the so-called Wonderchicken, learn what pigeons have in common with the ferocious Tyrannosaurus Rex, and discover how these winged wonders survived the mass extinction that wiped out all the other dinosaurs. 
Today, there are more than 11,000 species of birds. From pigeons to penguins, ostriches to ospreys, birds live on every continent on Earth, so what is the secret to their success? From sucking blood to bathing in acid, our feathered friends find surprising, clever and even downright weird ways to survive. 
But the way we live is starting to affect the way they live. As the effects of our changing world become apparent, can we find a way to protect them and create a future where they can soar again? 

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Areas: Dinosaurs, fish, reptiles
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This transit trip in London was hastily arranged, and I only booked tickets for West End musicals 10 days in advance and fell into a trap. Let me share my blood and tears.
The first half-pitfall blood and tears in June: I booked tickets for the Phantom of the Opera in June 2023 two months in advance, and I was lucky enough to book the last two rows of seats on the first floor Royal circle. When I arrived at the scene, I found that there were two pillars in front, and some scenes required constant left and right angles to watch the show. If I was willing to cooperate, the overall viewing of the show was not affected.
The latest blood and tears in November: I booked tickets for Les Miserables 10 days in advance, and there were no tickets left on the first and second floors. The only seat I booked, Grand Circle B4, showed Restricted Side View. When I arrived at the scene, it was weird. I couldn&#39;t see the lead singer&#39;s face for more than 80% of the time. In the end, I was so tired that I just listened to the music and was too lazy to bend down to find the angle.
The cast, choreography, and music of Les Miserables were all perfect, but I chose a bad seat, which was really tragic.
If you can&#39;t choose a good seat, don&#39;t force yourself to book a ticket. It&#39;s better to rush ticket on the day than to go there like I did.

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