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After the 1976 summer games, Montreal converted its Olympic Park velodrome into an incredible Biodome of various ecosystems

...including a South American rainforest where this cotton-top tamarin lives
…including a South American rainforest where this cotton-top tamarin lives
BATman disguises his ears before visiting a real bat cave housing 400 of his closest winged friends
BATman disguises his ears before visiting a real bat cave housing 400 of his closest winged friends
Quebec's Laurentian Maple Forest is populated primarily by nocturnal animals, but some playful raccoons come to check us out
Quebec’s Laurentian Maple Forest is populated primarily by nocturnal animals, but some playful raccoons come to check us out
The rocky replica of the Gulf of St. Lawrence contains many fish species, starfish, anemones, sea cucumbers, limpets, sea urchins, crabs and a few birds. (They had to relocate many of the original fowl because they mistook the sea life for an all-you-can-eat buffet)
The rocky replica of the Gulf of St. Lawrence contains many fish species, starfish, anemones, sea cucumbers, limpets, sea urchins, crabs and a few birds. (They had to relocate many of the original fowl because they mistook the sea life for an all-you-can-eat buffet)
Four penquin species live in a basalt reproduction of a volcanic island lying between the Antarctic peninsula and the tip of South America
Four penquin species live in a basalt reproduction of a volcanic island lying between the Antarctic peninsula and the tip of South America

 

 

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