Atlas moths in the exhibits
The Atlas moth (Attacus atlas) is one of the largest moths in the world, with a wingspan of over 9.8 … Continue
It’s not easy being green
With the rush of the Spring Plant Sale and the 100th Anniversary Gala behind us it is time for the … Continue
Blue in a sea of green
The ubiquitous Blue Morpho, Morpho helenor or Morpho peleides, as many butterfly houses list them, is easily the king of … Continue
Orchids now on glorious display
The Rainforest Rambles returns from winter hibernation to bring you the beauty of orchids recently added to the exhibit. The … Continue
Rainforest, Mannequin Challenge
Right now the Mannequin Challenge is trending. It’s just another fun way to interact with our friends and feature the … Continue
Halloween in the Rainforest
You’ll find that we get into the Halloween spirit in a big way here at the Florida Museum. Most of … Continue
Orange-cheeked Waxbills in the Butterfly Rainforest
Along with the many varieties of butterflies in the Butterfly Rainforest, there are also seven different species of finches that … Continue
Nodding Clerodendrum in the Rainforest
With Butterflyfest and restoration work (mostly) complete in the Butterfly Rainforest, the Rambles has had time to breathe and is … Continue
Tailed Jay, Graphium agamemnon
Florida Museum photo by Ryan Fessenden.
New Koi School in the Rainforest
The Rambles has been away for awhile, admiring the beauty of the Ghost Orchid but this week the Rainforest has … Continue