Otagia
08-11-2006, 17:52
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Otagian Post Dispatch
PRA Unveils Hi-Tech Museum
-Misato Torelli
Proving finally that contractors can (occasionally) finish a project on time, Pale Rider Arms opened the long-awaited Otagian Museum of Natural History a full three weeks ahead of schedule today. The museum is home to Otagia's largest public collection of prehistoric animals, beautifully preserved and on display. The exhibit includes a one-of-a-kind prehistoric petting zoo, populated by realistic hi-tech robotic replicas of numerous prehistoric and extinct animals, from archaeopteryx to the Quagga zebra.
The crowning acheivement of the Otagian Museum is Steps of Man: Evolution. Taking the viewer on a wonderful journey through the history of life on this planet, from the first life in the oceans to modern man, the exhibit uses a wonderful mix of light shows and living creatures, androids and artefacts. The show imparts its lesson with a healthy dose of fun, wowing guests with the wonders of modern technology while teaching about the ancient origins of life.
In a suprising display of generosity, Pale Rider Arms has opened the museum to all Otagian citizens free of charge. PRA CEO Daniel Quetzal stated that it was time for Pale Rider Arms to give something back to the community. Mr. Quetzal was present at the ribbon cutting ceremony, where he introduced noted scientist Erin Tarn, personally handing her the massive shears.
The museum is among the most technologically advanced in the world, and is also one of the largest, occupying an entire Thalia-pattern arcology. The museum is expected to draw tourists from across the country and globe.
Otagian Post Dispatch
PRA Unveils Hi-Tech Museum
-Misato Torelli
Proving finally that contractors can (occasionally) finish a project on time, Pale Rider Arms opened the long-awaited Otagian Museum of Natural History a full three weeks ahead of schedule today. The museum is home to Otagia's largest public collection of prehistoric animals, beautifully preserved and on display. The exhibit includes a one-of-a-kind prehistoric petting zoo, populated by realistic hi-tech robotic replicas of numerous prehistoric and extinct animals, from archaeopteryx to the Quagga zebra.
The crowning acheivement of the Otagian Museum is Steps of Man: Evolution. Taking the viewer on a wonderful journey through the history of life on this planet, from the first life in the oceans to modern man, the exhibit uses a wonderful mix of light shows and living creatures, androids and artefacts. The show imparts its lesson with a healthy dose of fun, wowing guests with the wonders of modern technology while teaching about the ancient origins of life.
In a suprising display of generosity, Pale Rider Arms has opened the museum to all Otagian citizens free of charge. PRA CEO Daniel Quetzal stated that it was time for Pale Rider Arms to give something back to the community. Mr. Quetzal was present at the ribbon cutting ceremony, where he introduced noted scientist Erin Tarn, personally handing her the massive shears.
The museum is among the most technologically advanced in the world, and is also one of the largest, occupying an entire Thalia-pattern arcology. The museum is expected to draw tourists from across the country and globe.