Come visit the king penguin at the Pember Museum and see who is larger, you or the penguin . Peregrine Falcon Peregrine falcons are known for their breath taking dives and incredibly fast flying speeds. A test made on the visual powers of peregrine falcons showed that the birds could easily see a small bird over a mile away while the same prey could not be seen by a human through binoculars at a shorter distance. The gray wolf is a social animal that lives in packs and mates for life. Except perhaps for Caribou, they probably travel more often and for greater distances than any other North American land animal.
Wolves run with a bounding gait and their tail is held horizontally.
Come and visit the gray wolf at the Pember Museum and see if its running pose is accurate. The barred owl is a common owl in our region that prefers the quiet places of wooded swamps and forests. The last passenger pigeon on earth was named Martha. Less than a hundred years earlier, there were so many passenger pigeons in North America that a single flock could block out the sun for eight hours as it flew over a town. Come and visit the passenger pigeon at the Pember Museum and see how it differs from the pigeons that frequent our area.