The Museum of Natural History is a paragon box filled with unending treasure. Just like the pirate’s chest, when you open it, you will be awed to see that it’s overflowing with unbearable amount of money, gem and precious stones. Similarly, when you enter the door of the museum, you will be greatly impressed to see how rich and diverse is our dear Philippines with a thousand species of animals, plants, culture and even humanity.

 

     The museum is well organized. Each ecosystem was outstandingly made thus creating the almost real thing. There is a bird sanctuary, marine biome, insect land, bamboo plantation, forest ecosystem, world of bats, frog biosphere, coral and shell formation, butterfly sanctuary, insect planetarium and a lot more treasures. It only shows how diverse is our land. I for myself was surprised to learn that we have in our country such species; that those can be found in the real land not only online.

 

     This seems to be a small building actually contains an enormous wonder that neither of us can ever imagine. It denotes how the seemingly depicted little country -Philippines can encompass a gigantic spectacle of nature. This museum opened the eyes of its every visitor to the reality of the biodiversity that we have in our country. For someone who does not have the time to travel the country and get to see our species, visiting this museum would make it as if he has stepped on our nation’s every jungle and ocean. This is like their portal to the reality that lies beyond those lies. This is a reminder that the country’s real treasure is not those high intimidating building but it is those sturdy forest, lovely flowers and garish waters.