Live Animal Care Center Where our animal ambassadors live. Permanent Image Visit this viewing area for a behind-the-scenes peek at some of the animals that star in Museum exhibits, Live Animal presentations, and Traveling Programs. The Live Animal Care Center is home to approximately 120 animals, representing more than 50 species.Through the viewing window, you may see people cleaning cages, preparing food, being trained to handle animals, or assisting veterinarians. The area features information about the animals on view, the different foods they eat, and the specific living environments they require.Introducing visitors to live animals helps us explain the value and importance of animals, the impact humans have on their habitats, and the struggle for species to survive. Live animals contribute to a wide variety of exhibits and programs that encourage observation and inquiry and promote interest in the natural sciences.The Museum of Science, Boston is an Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) accredited institution. AZA accreditation means that we meet the AZA’s high standards for animal management and care. The AZA rigorously evaluates the Museum every five years to maintain its accreditation. Get Tickets Audience All Ages Location Red Wing, Lower Level View Map Price Included with Exhibit Halls Admission Language English Get Tickets Audience All Ages Location Red Wing, Lower Level View Map Price Included with Exhibit Halls Admission Language English Visit this viewing area for a behind-the-scenes peek at some of the animals that star in Museum exhibits, Live Animal presentations, and Traveling Programs. The Live Animal Care Center is home to approximately 120 animals, representing more than 50 species.Through the viewing window, you may see people cleaning cages, preparing food, being trained to handle animals, or assisting veterinarians. The area features information about the animals on view, the different foods they eat, and the specific living environments they require.Introducing visitors to live animals helps us explain the value and importance of animals, the impact humans have on their habitats, and the struggle for species to survive. Live animals contribute to a wide variety of exhibits and programs that encourage observation and inquiry and promote interest in the natural sciences.The Museum of Science, Boston is an Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) accredited institution. AZA accreditation means that we meet the AZA’s high standards for animal management and care. The AZA rigorously evaluates the Museum every five years to maintain its accreditation.
