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Paleontological Specimens

Take a peek at a few of the paleontological specimens housed in the Perot Museum.

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The building has a 54-foot continuous-flow escalator contained in a 150-foot glass-enclosed tube-like structure.
The building has a rainwater collection system filling two 25,000-gallon cisterns.
The building features a 90 foot long stream that ends in a pond.
The building uses drip irrigation, which is 90% efficient and 75% more efficient than sprinklers.
The building’s water is heated by solar panels.
The building’s interior is lit by LEDs and natural sunlight, including skylights for street-level rooms.
The building is 170 feet tall, equivalent to a 14-story building.

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