This bird can be found at nearly every restaurant.
What is chicken?
This gallery at the Saint Louis Science Center grows and harvests over 1000 lbs of food a year.
What is GROW?
You don't have to be outside to see the stars in this, the oldest structure at the Saint Louis Science Center.
What is the Planetarium?
This chemical creates a yellow flame.
What is sodium?
This big dino is known for it's tiny "hands".
What is T-rex?
This Minecraft super-star is endangered in its natural habitat.
What is axolotl?
This big machine, can cost up to a million dollars and is important to harvesting crops like rice, wheat, soybeans and corn.
What is a combine?
What is a ROVER?
What is Carbon Dioxide?
The earliest known dinosaurs appeared during what Period.
What is the Triassic Period?
What is ball python?
The Science Center showcases an entire wall of this important substance used to grow food.
What is soil?
This keeps us from being able to best view the night sky in the city.
What is light pollution?
NaCl is a common seasoning found in nearly every kitchen.
What is Salt?
This ancient creature once roamed the area that is now Missouri during the Cenozoic Era and is in the name of a nearby State Park?
What is Mastadon?
These sea creatures are animals although it can be hard to tell since they don't have eyes and stay in one spot.
What are corals?
This crop has thousands of uses and is highlighted in our GROW gallery. This tall plant can be used to feed animals, humans and our fuel tanks.
What is corn?
This chemical process allows plants to make their own food.
What is photosynthesis?
A paleobotanist studies this fossilized material.
What are plants?
The Science Center has two species of this amphibian. One lives fully in water and the other like to tuck into small logs in their enclosure.
What are frogs?
This area of GROW has over 16 trees.
What is the orchard area?
The third planet from the sun.
What is Earth?
What are bleach and ammonia?
Fossils are not remains of the organism itself. Instead it is this.
What is rock?