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Museum of the dead
Good content but microscopic script - half the screen space is not used.
And that music is REALY annoying
museum of dead
Nicely done - but what's the purpose?
Museum of dead
Hi Paul,
Glad you like site, we are trying to provoke discussions on species loss, conservation and extinction as well as entertain you (hopefully we've achieved this). There are also links on the end screen that can be followed to learn more about the countryside and the wildlife that surrounds us.
Many thanks for your feedback
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