This is the massive new exhibit complex, opened in May 2009, that is themed to interpreting Southern California during the Pleistocene through habitats for animals that are living examples of the descendants of extinct species from 12,000 years ago.
This is the massive new exhibit complex, opened in May 2009, that is themed to interpreting Southern California during the Pleistocene through habitats for animals that are living examples of the descendants of extinct species from 12,000 years ago.
I found it odd that in a new multi-million dollar construction project, they did not include an indoor dining area. The building on the left is just for purchasing the food, but you have to eat outside (seen partly on the right). Except for the upscale and expensive full-service Albert's Restaurant, all of the cafes at San Diego have outdoor seating. This is a problem because, to quote an old American song, "It never rains in California, but boy let me warn you, it pours..."
