Bars of light passing across a massive tangle of cables give the sense of being surrounded by crackling electrical signals and firing neurons as you enter the American Museum of Natural History’s new exhibit here. Most people may visit the museum for the fossils, but this time
they’ll want to stay for the brains.
via LiveScience.
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