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Tarantulas: Alive
and Up Close

Exhibition panels titled "Tarantula Danger Revealed" with informational displays about tarantulas.

CREATED BY

OES Roadshow

EXHIBIT TYPE

Traveling

COMPONENTS

  • Diverse collection of live tarantulas 

  • Interactive components

  • Full installation and tear down by OES staff

  • Staff training

  • Education programming guidelines

  • PR and marketing materials

SIZE

2,500 ft² min.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

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"Tarantulas Alive & Up Close" exhibit title
A boy examines a lit tarantula display at a "Tarantulas Alive & Up Close" exhibit in a museum.
A vibrant blue tarantula on a spider web surface with promotional text about the tarantula exhibit. Transcribed Text: “COURAGE is knowing what NOT to fear.” - Plato
FACE YOUR FEARS. DARE TO DISCOVER. THE TARANTULAS are waiting for YOU. www.outhouseonline.com Premier Exhibit Services ROAD SHOW
Tarantula on a parchment background with text. Transcribed Text: UNCOVER THEIR SECRET WORLD - TARANTULAS
Museum exhibit about tarantula anatomy, observed by a child and two adults.
Exhibit section titled 'Tarantulas of the World' with visitors interacting with the panels.
A large tarantula in a miniature, beige-walled prison cell with a toilet, washbasin, and barred windows.

About the Project

Tarantulas: Alive and Up Close takes the visitor on a journey of scientific discovery, presenting tarantulas in a new light. Focusing on the diverse and natural beauty of these incredible animals, the exhibit provides a uniquely engaging educational experience.

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EIGHT LEGGED BEASTS

Tarantulas have a reputation that precedes them - a reputation of being the biggest, the baddest, and most fearsome of all spiders. Hairy, fast, scary - sure, there's some truth behind the rumors. But would you ever guess that these supposedly fierce giants of the spider world would much rather run and hide than stay fight?

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Colorful graphics showcase the natural history and fascinating facts of tarantulas are displayed alongside a stunning array of live tarantulas, giving visitors an up close and personal view of their hidden world.

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