Name: 華盛頓特區史密森尼國家自然歷史博物館的 7 大看點 (7 Things To See at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History in Washington DC)
Uploaded: 2025-08-11T17:58:46.000Z
Duration: 15 min 25 s

So we're here at the National Museum of Natural History.

我們來到了國家自然歷史博物館。

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I don't know, it's so hard for me to remember.

但是，是的，所以我們在這裡。

We're going to be here for probably like a few hours, I believe.

我們大概要在這裡待幾個小時吧。

So we're just going to show you like the best of the things you can't miss in here.

是以，我們將向您展示這裡您不能錯過的最好的東西。

The building itself from the outside looks so cool.

從外面看，這座建築本身就很酷。

它有著古老的思想，古老的感覺。

It looks like a Lincoln Memorial, actually.

實際上，它看起來像林肯紀念堂。

So the very first thing you're going to see when you walk into this museum is this gigantic elephant statue.

走進博物館，首先映入眼簾的就是這座巨大的大象雕像。

I've got a lot of energy right now because we're starting off.

我現在精力充沛，因為我們剛剛起步。

We got refueled because we were so tired this morning.

因為早上太累了，我們補充了能量。

But we're like, okay, we got to make it happen.

但我們想，好吧，我們一定要實現它。

And then we went to awesome breakfast at Founding Fathers, and now we're like, yes, let's go.

然後我們去 "開國元勳 "吃了一頓很棒的早餐，現在我們想，是的，我們走吧。

Okay, so this elephant, it's an African bush elephant.

好了，這頭大象是非洲叢林象。

It's the largest mounted specimen of the world's largest living land animal.

這是世界上最大的活體陸生動物的最大裝裱標本。

It was about 55 years old when killed by a big game hunter in 1955.

1955 年，它被一個大型獵物獵人殺死時大約 55 歲。

Like every time you see a picture about the Natural History Museum, this elephant always comes up.

就像每次你看到有關自然歷史博物館的圖片時，總會出現這頭大象。

芬內克狐，我想這就是它的名字。

So, like, you can actually, I've seen people, like, have these as pets, but then, like, so I was like, I really wanted a fennec fox.

我見過有人把這些狐狸當寵物養，但我真的很想要一隻狐狸。

And then, like, I saw a YouTube video, and they're frickin' nuts.

然後，我在YouTube上看到一段視頻，他們簡直是瘋子。

是啊，我是說，它們都是老動物了。

比如，看看它們的耳朵有多大。

So, the fox's ears measure about one-third of its body length.

是以，狐狸耳朵的長度約為體長的三分之一。

Did you know there's such a thing as a tree kangaroo?

It's, uh, it's got the little pocket, too, just like the other kangaroo.

它也有個小口袋，就像另一隻袋鼠一樣。

因為他們，他們只是，我不知道。

Yeah, they just look funny to me, just, like, floating in the sky.

是啊，我覺得它們看起來很滑稽，就像漂浮在空中一樣。

See, look at the way he's going, like, whee!

看，看他走的路，就像，"嗚"！

And it reminds me of, like, Superman or something, the way they fly.

這讓我想起了超人什麼的，他們飛行的方式。

He makes you laugh when they're spread out.

當他們散開時，他會讓你發笑。

Oh, look, there's a whole bunch of them, Candy.

它們走得如此平坦，真是令人瘋狂。

Objects from 48 countries are displayed, including both original finds and reproductions of fragile specimens kept in their country of origin.

展品來自 48 個國家，既有原始發現，也有原產國保存的易碎標本的複製品。

This one, Twiggy, is 1.8 million years old.

這隻叫 Twiggy 的，已有 180 萬年的歷史。

It kind of looks like it has a mask or something in the eyes.

它的眼睛好像戴了面具之類的東西。

Yeah, these are all, like, just under 2 million years old.

是的，這些東西的年齡都在200萬年以下。

It's named for its big teeth and strong chewing muscles. 1.8 million years old.

它因牙齒粗大、咀嚼肌強健而得名。已有 180 萬年的歷史。

It's hard to find a grouper this big anymore.

現在很難再找到這麼大的石斑魚了。

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