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Here's your chance to see what's under the feathers, fur and scales of vertebrates such as a Secretary Bird, a hornbill, a meadowlark from 1859, a marine iguana from the Galapagos Islands, a bear, a sea otter, a wombat, a turtle or two, and other skeletons splendidly mounted by Charleston Museum curator Gabriel Manigault during the 19th century.
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Charleston Museum
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360 Meeting St.
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(843) 722-2296
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