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Don't worry, I care! What is your favourite dinosaur and why?
Pineapple on pizza?? People have been telling me to try it for years, turns out it's pretty good!
Mind = blown.
It's a beautiful day to take my African Shepherd for a walk.
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We do post the highlights on our social media, but you are missing out on the majority of our new stock if you don't regularly keep an eye on www.SkullStore.ca!
That awkward moment when the police pop in asking for help in a murder investigation while you're roaming the museum as a gorilla...
If it is this lit, you'd better give me a ring!
If this weather is going to freeze you to the bone, it may as well be some really cool bones!
The www.SkullStore.ca Oddity Shop and www.Prehistoria.ca Museum are now open to the public! Visit us Wednesday-Sunday 1-7pm at 397 Dundas Street East!
Located only a couple minutes drive east of Yonge and Dundas Square in downtown Toronto, we have a museum gallery packed with thousands of specimens - from dinosaur skeletons and other fossils to an Egyptian sarcophagus, two headed animals, meteorites from the moon and Mars, taxidermy mounts, skeletons and skulls, and antiquities from all over the world!
MUSEUM ADMISSION: Please donate what you can (suggested: $10-20), and you are still welcome if you can't!
Our store has over 1700 products, including crystals, fossils, ancient artifacts, skulls, taxidermy, natural crafting/costume supplies, oddities and more!
It happens all the time and I never get tired of it.
Now that's my kind of party!
Based on a true story.
Morning at the museum.
I'm putting in lots of extra hours and our team is working hard to get our shop and museum ready for in-store visitors later this month!
Oh yeah, I have a whale skeleton hanging from my ceiling. I apologize for the Tyrannosaurus rex tail being in the way of my photo. #MuseumProblems
Is this a cat in a hat?? Fond memories of my trip to the Galapagos Islands!
We went for a hike and found this wild tortoise casually sunbathing on the trail.
For some reason people call me a dinosaur nerd...
Today marks a significant and bittersweet moment in human history and for my people - the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. It is a day that has been internationally commemorated as Holocaust Memorial Day.
Over the past couple of years I have begun investing into building a Holocaust Memorial artifact collection in my Prehistoria Museum. In the past year, these two armbands were among the relics entered into my memorial collection.
One bears the striking, and immediately-recognizable, yellow Star of David. The letter "J", symbolizing Jude (Jew). It was a legal requirement for all Jewish people in occupied territories to wear their identifying markers.
The second armband depicts a Star of David composed of a yellow and a purple triangle. The yellow symbolizes the wearer as Jewish, the purple as Jehovah's Witness. Thus, this prisoner was marked as Jehovah's Witness of Jewish descent.
In 1944, this individual was interred in Auschwitz Camp 8 - a slave labour camp involved in domestic coal production.
An estimated 1.3 million poor souls were herded like cattle into the Auschwitz concentration and extermination camps, many passing beneath the eternally chilling slogan "Arbeit Macht Frei" - translating to "Work Sets You Free."
1.1 million of these men, women and children would never leave.
In January 1942, at the Wannsee Conference near Berlin, the Nazi leadership laid out an official policy for the deliberate, systemic and efficient genocide of the Jewish people. This policy was titled "die Endlösung der Judenfrage" or the "Final Solution to the Jewish Question" officially setting the Holocaust in motion, murdering 90% of Poland's Jewish population and two-thirds of all Jews across Europe.
The Nazi government determined that death by firing squad would waste too much of the ammunition and resources needed for the frontlines, so the death camps were built for maximum efficiency.
The air would have often been thick with a noxious smoke - the cremated fumes of friends, families and peers, bellowing from upto five separate crematoriums running practically 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.
This meme never gets old... Unlike me...