Planet Ice: Mysteries of the Ice Ages
About This Project
Explore the power of ice and cold in shaping the world we live in today.
Produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature, this world-premiere exhibition features more than 120 real specimens, amazing models and artifacts. Journey across more than 80 000 years of Earth’s history!
Meet animals adapted for cold—some long extinct, others still alive today. Discover the lands lost long ago under the world’s oceans. We are still living in an ice age, but the planet is changing. For the first time in human history, we could soon be living on a planet with no polar ice sheets and no glaciers.
Through engaging exhibits, multimedia and some ”magical” moments, explore some of these mysteries and reflect upon how humans are not only part of the problem, but also part of the solution.
EXPOZONE provided the fabrication and installation of most of the componants such as showcases, cabinets, special flooring, graphics and props.
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z2-adaptation-island-caribou-muskox-wolf
z2-boy-looking-at-cave-bear-skull-1
z2-cave-bear-skull-and-cave
z2-Deep-Time-Snapshot-Kaitie-looking-at-diorama
z2-mammoth-island
z2-neanderthals-side-view-with-cave-bear-in-background
z2-side-view-of-adaptation-island-wolf-muskox
z3-lost-lands-general
z3-magic-mirror-closeup-with-Kaitie
z4a-beluga-skull-case
z4a-big-melt-map-and-champlain-sea-case
z4a-girl-looking-at-big-melt-animated-map
z4a-glaciation-island-full-no-people
z4a-glaciation-island-people-looking-closely
z4a-mastodon-skeleton-with-people-pointing
z4a-nunavut-carvings-detail-thru-magnifier
z4a-nunavut-case-closeup-2
z4a-nunavut-case-different-cultures
z4b-fishing-hut-with-people
z4b-importance-of-ice-today-walls
z5-closeup-of-girl-and-dad-in-background
z5-cryosphere-looking-towards-z2-mammoth-girl-running-
z5-full-view-from-cryosphere-to-voting-wall
z5-little-girl-looking-at-wind-power
z5-real-ice-closeup-with-boys
z5-saving-ice-saving-species-walls
z1-primary-factors-girl-looking-at-screen
z4a-full-nunavut-case-to-walrus
