Grand Rapids Public Museum
Grand Fish, Grand River exhibit
272 Pearl St NW, Grand Rapids, MI
On the Scene: Grand Rapids Public Museum features fish native to the Grand River
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Dennis
So the GRPM has two live sturgeon in an aquarium. Big deal. What kind of museum exhibit is that??
Andrew
Hey, at least they are real sturgeons and not replicas like with the “Treasures of King Tut” exhibit they had there. Two real fish is a step up for them, we shouldn’t make fun. If they manage to kill them while on exhibit…well, then we can make fun of them. But for now, let’s appreciate the improvement for what it is.