Kim BrattainFounder/ CEO, Kim Brattain Media · Award-winning Corporate and Documentary Film Producer

Discovery Place - Humboldt National Park - Cuba Exhibit | Promotional Video

10 May 2023 · 1 min

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The promotional narration invites visitors to the Humboldt National Park section of the Discovery Place exhibition, emphasizing the lush eastern Cuban forests and the diverse wildlife showcased. It lists several animal groups—snails, butterflies, birds, and mammals—highlighting the rare solenodon, an insectivorous mammal with poisonous saliva delivered through a tooth groove, a trait likened to reptiles. The speaker also notes that attentive visitors can observe live lizards displayed as part of the exhibit.

If you come to the Humboldt National Park section of the exhibition, you'll be able to see the incredible forests and the animals that live there in eastern Cuba, including snails, butterflies, birds, mammals, including the really rare and amazing solenodon, a kind of insectivore that has poisonous saliva that comes through some groove in its teeth, much like reptiles do. And if you look hard enough, you'll be able to see some of the live lizards we have on display.