It's a small science museum, but what they had they did well. We saw our first spiny lobster, and they also had fish and turtles. The giant shark sculpture was kind of cool. The second floor had a lot of puzzles to solve, which kept us busy, and they also had an exhibit on "fear" which was interesting. They had a great screen where you had to use your shadow to catch fruit falling from a tree without being attacked by a shadow lion. Quinn was amused to pieces antagonizing that virtual cat and happily did that until closing time.
There was one Mold-A-Rama machine at the Museum of Discovery and Science, and that's where we got our second fighter jet.
