Palouse Discovery Science Center

Andrew loved the bird. It whistled the whole time. Which is no suprise, at home he is always trying to chase the birds. I think if he could he would catch them. This was a good moment for him.

Andrew is, of course, sticking his fingers in the animal cages--the ones with the signs that say "don't stick your fingers in cage, animals bite" bolded.
The first thing the boys ran to at the Discovery Science Center was the Black snake. Here it is coiled up by the rock. I think he is hiding from the boys. It must have known we were coming.

This is a turtle! Andrew was very curious about the animals.

Digging deeper for the good stuff. Andrew has no hands!

Here the boys are looking at the mass of bones still in the dirt of a mammoth. The furry elephant, as he was also referred, when we looked at the pictures.

Although this bone is specific to some sort of creature, Raymond had decided it belonged to a "long neck." Due to it's long nature. Andrew was in awe of the awesomeness of it's size and amazed at his big brother's find.