Sperm Whale Exhibit To Be Ready By End Of February

�JUBI LEE� THE SPERM WHALE

Early this July, something unexpected happened. A deceased sperm whale was found afloat in the waters of Singapore. Marcus Chu, Kate Pocklington and the team at Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum have been doing a fantastic job to restore this skeletal specimen. The exhibit is scheduled to be ready by the end of February 2016. Why not get your ticket, to learn more about these amazing animals and see something that you don�t often get the chance to see!



Singapore’s very own sperm whale specimen, nicknamed Jubi Lee, is set to go on display at the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum by the end of February.Museum head Peter Ng was coy about exactly where the 10.6m-long exhibit would go, but he did reveal that the skeleton is likely to be placed at e�

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