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Their extensive live and naturalized collections, their educational capacities and their scientific research all contribute to the unique character of our museums.
The dodo is a species of bird that went extinct between the years 1650 and 1690. Last year, the Cercles des jeunes naturalistes (CJN) decided to dust...Read more
Another beautiful day begins in the Biodôme’s hot, humid tropical rainforest . I’m already scanning the canopy, looking for a popular, but hard to...Read more
Biodôme visitors can now observe, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence ecosystem , an exceptional bird, one that is rarely if ever seen in captivity. This is...Read more
Not to worry! This is no infectious disease or rare parasite that’s turned up in the animal collections at the Biodôme, but rather a new species of...Read more
Once upon a time there was a little female sloth whose lively curiosity about her environment got her into trouble. Her taste for exploration and...Read more
September 1, 2014, marked the centenary of the extinction of a species that was once plentiful in the Québec sky. In 1914, with the death of a 29-...Read more
Caimans, those reptiles related to alligators, can stay for long minutes without moving a single one of their scales. Immobile on the beach of the...Read more
Truly lazy? Not at all! The sloth is actually a mammal that’s remarkably well adapted to its arboreal way of life. It’s in this environment, the...Read more
She looks so cute in her aquarium. She’s little, and you think she’ll stay that way. Once, she used to be sold with a little plastic container...Read more
The tall, proud northern helmeted curassow never fails to make an impression on visitors to the Biodôme. This bird, with its haughty demeanour and...Read more