Akeley Hall of African Mammals

The Akeley Hall of African Mammals showcases large mammals of Africa.These dioramas provide a unique glimpse of the diverse topography of Africa and its wildlife, from the Serengeti Plain to the waters of the Upper Nile to the volcanic mountains of what was once the Belgian Congo.

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    (212) 769-5100

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200 Central Park W (btwn W 77th & W 81st St) New York , NY 10024 United States

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Named after taxidermist Carl Akeley, The Akeley hall of African Mammals showcases large mammals of Africa. It provides a unique glimpse of the diverse topography of Africa and its wildlife

Donia

Rad dioramas

Aki G

Not the greatest section. Best to go to zoo for this category of animals.

Leon Espitia 

African animals…

Sofia Shemiakina

Экспозициис хорошим бэкграундом

Ulisses @ M

Prefiro ver eles vivos.

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