The Science Center currently has a blooming Corpse Flower from Hunnington Gardens. You Can See This New Corpse Flower for Free
Ok for anyone living in or near LA or anyone who wants to make the trip the corpse flower is blooming! Tomorrow will be the only day you can see the corpse flower at science center bloom.
On June 1st, the center announced they broke ground on a new 200,000-square-foot building called the Oschin Air and Space Center, which when completed will make its three-phase three-decade master plan finished.* Log into Facebook https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=733376367807350 *Not specifically animal news, but important to add that once the building is completed, they will be moving all the space stuff from the old building to the new, freeing up new space for potential exhibits (my speculation at least).
On January 10th, 2023, the center announced they have moved some tanks and animals in the Kelp Forest exhibit in order to complete flooring renovations. California Science Center
On July 2nd, the center announced that the tanks reopened to the public after the flooring renovations were completed. Go behind the SEA-cenes with our Living Collections team! Following the flooring renovations in our Kelp Forest, our team remodeled habitats and safely... | By California Science Center | Facebook On July 5th, the center announced that (0.0.2+) two-spot octopuses hatched on June 24th which are now on exhibit. Here's some tenta-cool news!... - California Science Center On August 30th, the center announced that they acquired (0.0.2+?) emperor scorpions which are now on exhibit in the World of Life Discovery Room. Welcome to our new emperor... - California Science Center
