The boys doing their best walrus immitation. I think the dead guy wins.

In 2005, they suspended all these sea creatures' skeletons from the ceiling on the museum. From whales, to sharks, to dolphins, it is pretty impressive. You can almost see them moving across the ocean for real.

The French are killing us. This is just typical French. One room of the museum contained all this "art" centering around skeletons (what it's doing in an aquarium I'll never know). This one had flames coming out of it and was titled "Ignite the Flame". Everyone else around here can't keep their public display of affection private, can we at least let the bones rest in peace. Seriously. 

The link to the baby outside, different phases of embreyos carved in a limestone.

On both sides.... Tyler thought they were lizards or dinasours. When I told them he looked like that once, he was creeped out.

Our favorite fish in the main tank at the aquarium. The kids said it reminded them of me. I don't know if it was the lips, or the horns, or maybe both. Maybe it was the fact the the fish only could turn left and didn't seem to know what it was doing or where it was going. Poor thing looked confused. With two teenagers in the house and constant harrassment, you would look like this fish too. 

Tanner enjoying the sharks at the bottom of the tank.

Dad and the girls just glad that it is dark and air conditioned in here.

Todd must be feeling neglected if he is kissing the fish. This is what not enough alone time will do to you.