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Awesome Experience to See the Ecosystems of Canada
蒙特利尔自然生态博物馆的点评
点评：The first thing we visited in Montreal was the Biodome which is a part of the Olympic Park, and it is a great attraction that you should make time to see during your visit. If you plan to see the Montreal Botanical Gardens, which are adjacent to the park, or the Olympic Park, you will already be in the area.
The Biodome is housed in the former Velodrome of the 1976 Olympic Park which is worth the visit on its own. After the building set empty for nearly 15 years, the city decided to create an indoor exhibit that features 5 different ecosystems, that are wholistic ecosystems of terrestrial and marine plants and animals native to those systems.
What makes this a great place for tourist is 2 of those ecosystems are just outside Montreal, the Laurentian Maple Forest and Gulf of St. Lawrence with another Labrador coast nearby. The other that shares a space adjacent to the Labrador coast and also nearby are the sub-Arctic Islands with penguins. The only place for Canadians to experience something dramatically different is the last ecosystem, the Rain Forest.
It is unique to experience, only one other enclosed ecosystem structure exists in the Western Hemisphere. While it is zoo-like, it is totally different in so many ways. You get to enter the space that most of the animals have free access. It really is a fun and interesting way to experience these ecosystems with the plants and animals that live in them.
We purchased tickets online before we went for a specific time entry; however, for a Wednesday, it was not needed there was plenty of space. The duration of our visit was 75 minutes, allowing approximately, 15-25 minutes in each ecosystem, remember the Sub-Arctic and Labrador Coast are in the same space, and I felt even rushed the experience was well worth the $25 CA per ticket.
We started in the rain forest and while interesting, it was probably my least favorite. We walked around the base and then climbed within the rainforest exhibit to a common area of the Biodome with restroom and platforms where you can look down into other exhibits. Here you also see a Biodome feature of a translucent glass roof. We then descended into the Gulf of St. Lawrence which was one of my favorites watching the marine birds fly underwater. This exhibit also has tidal pools where you can see all the creatures who call these mixes between land and sea home. We next visit the Laurentian Mountains, which we had hike early that morning at Jacques Cartier National Park. We really enjoyed this ecosystem with river otters while many of the other mammals like beavers slept. Finally, we went in the Sub-Arctic and Labrador Coast, which is very cold, ice on the walls, so dress accordingly.
I am usually not a big fan of zoos as they don't really differentiate themselves. However, this is a totally different and unique experience that should take the time to see when you are in Montreal. It's nature, it's architecture, it's immersion into the ecosystems of Canada, but you can only see it here.
The Biodome is housed in the former Velodrome of the 1976 Olympic Park which is worth the visit on its own. After the building set empty for nearly 15 years, the city decided to create an indoor exhibit that features 5 different ecosystems, that are wholistic ecosystems of terrestrial and marine plants and animals native to those systems.
What makes this a great place for tourist is 2 of those ecosystems are just outside Montreal, the Laurentian Maple Forest and Gulf of St. Lawrence with another Labrador coast nearby. The other that shares a space adjacent to the Labrador coast and also nearby are the sub-Arctic Islands with penguins. The only place for Canadians to experience something dramatically different is the last ecosystem, the Rain Forest.
It is unique to experience, only one other enclosed ecosystem structure exists in the Western Hemisphere. While it is zoo-like, it is totally different in so many ways. You get to enter the space that most of the animals have free access. It really is a fun and interesting way to experience these ecosystems with the plants and animals that live in them.
We purchased tickets online before we went for a specific time entry; however, for a Wednesday, it was not needed there was plenty of space. The duration of our visit was 75 minutes, allowing approximately, 15-25 minutes in each ecosystem, remember the Sub-Arctic and Labrador Coast are in the same space, and I felt even rushed the experience was well worth the $25 CA per ticket.
We started in the rain forest and while interesting, it was probably my least favorite. We walked around the base and then climbed within the rainforest exhibit to a common area of the Biodome with restroom and platforms where you can look down into other exhibits. Here you also see a Biodome feature of a translucent glass roof. We then descended into the Gulf of St. Lawrence which was one of my favorites watching the marine birds fly underwater. This exhibit also has tidal pools where you can see all the creatures who call these mixes between land and sea home. We next visit the Laurentian Mountains, which we had hike early that morning at Jacques Cartier National Park. We really enjoyed this ecosystem with river otters while many of the other mammals like beavers slept. Finally, we went in the Sub-Arctic and Labrador Coast, which is very cold, ice on the walls, so dress accordingly.
I am usually not a big fan of zoos as they don't really differentiate themselves. However, this is a totally different and unique experience that should take the time to see when you are in Montreal. It's nature, it's architecture, it's immersion into the ecosystems of Canada, but you can only see it here.
翻译：我们在蒙特利尔参观的第一站就是生物圈，它隶属于奥林匹克公园，是一个非常值得一去的景点。如果你打算参观与公园相邻的蒙特利尔植物园或奥林匹克公园，那你也正好会来到这一区域。
生物圈坐落于1976年奥林匹克公园原自行车馆的旧址上，这座建筑本身也值得参观。在闲置了近15年之后……该市决定打造一个室内展览馆，展示5种不同的生态系统。这些生态系统均是由当地特有的陆生及海洋动植物所构成的完整生态圈。
这里之所以是绝佳的旅游胜地，是因为其中两个生态系统就位于蒙特利尔周边：劳伦琴枫叶森林和圣劳伦斯湾；拉布拉多海岸也近在咫尺。此外，与拉布拉多海岸相邻的区域还有亚北极群岛，那里有企鹅栖息。对于加拿大人来说，唯一能体验到截然不同环境的地方就是最后一处生态系统——热带雨林。
这种体验独一无二；在西半球也仅有另一处类似的封闭式生态系统。虽然它有点像动物园，但在很多方面又截然不同。游客可以进入大多数动物可以自由活动的区域。这确实是一种既有趣又引人入胜的方式，能让人近距离接触这里的植物与动物，亲身感受这一生态系统。我们提前在线购买了特定入馆时间的门票；不过在周三那天其实并不需要购票，因为馆内空间十分宽敞。我们的参观时长约为75分钟，这样算下来在每个生态区都能停留15到25分钟左右。请注意，亚北极区和拉布拉多海岸区其实位于同一区域。虽然时间上有些仓促，但这次体验绝对物超所值——每张门票仅需25加元而已。
我们首先参观了热带雨林区，虽说挺有意思的，但那大概是我最不喜欢的区域了。我们绕着基地走了一圈，随后登上热带雨林展区，来到生态穹顶内的一个公共区域。那里有洗手间以及多个观景平台，可以俯瞰其他各展区。在这里还能看到生态穹顶特有的半透明玻璃屋顶。接着我们下到圣劳伦斯湾展区，这里是我最喜欢的地方之一——可以观看海鸟在水下飞翔。该展区还设有潮池，我们能看到各种栖息在这片半陆半海环境中的生物。接下来我们前往劳伦山脉，那天早晨我们曾在雅克·卡蒂埃国家公园里徒步游览过那里。我们非常喜欢这个生态系统——河獭在四处活动，而许多其他哺乳动物如海狸则正在熟睡。最后，我们来到了亚北极地区的拉布拉多海岸，那里极其寒冷，墙壁上还结着冰，所以请务必穿暖和些。
我通常不太喜欢动物园，因为它们并没有什么特色可言。不过……这是一种完全与众不同且独一无二的体验，当你身处蒙特利尔时，一定要花时间去看看。这里有大自然、有建筑，还能深入感受加拿大的生态系统，而这种体验只能在那里获得。
生物圈坐落于1976年奥林匹克公园原自行车馆的旧址上，这座建筑本身也值得参观。在闲置了近15年之后……该市决定打造一个室内展览馆，展示5种不同的生态系统。这些生态系统均是由当地特有的陆生及海洋动植物所构成的完整生态圈。
这里之所以是绝佳的旅游胜地，是因为其中两个生态系统就位于蒙特利尔周边：劳伦琴枫叶森林和圣劳伦斯湾；拉布拉多海岸也近在咫尺。此外，与拉布拉多海岸相邻的区域还有亚北极群岛，那里有企鹅栖息。对于加拿大人来说，唯一能体验到截然不同环境的地方就是最后一处生态系统——热带雨林。
这种体验独一无二；在西半球也仅有另一处类似的封闭式生态系统。虽然它有点像动物园，但在很多方面又截然不同。游客可以进入大多数动物可以自由活动的区域。这确实是一种既有趣又引人入胜的方式，能让人近距离接触这里的植物与动物，亲身感受这一生态系统。我们提前在线购买了特定入馆时间的门票；不过在周三那天其实并不需要购票，因为馆内空间十分宽敞。我们的参观时长约为75分钟，这样算下来在每个生态区都能停留15到25分钟左右。请注意，亚北极区和拉布拉多海岸区其实位于同一区域。虽然时间上有些仓促，但这次体验绝对物超所值——每张门票仅需25加元而已。
我们首先参观了热带雨林区，虽说挺有意思的，但那大概是我最不喜欢的区域了。我们绕着基地走了一圈，随后登上热带雨林展区，来到生态穹顶内的一个公共区域。那里有洗手间以及多个观景平台，可以俯瞰其他各展区。在这里还能看到生态穹顶特有的半透明玻璃屋顶。接着我们下到圣劳伦斯湾展区，这里是我最喜欢的地方之一——可以观看海鸟在水下飞翔。该展区还设有潮池，我们能看到各种栖息在这片半陆半海环境中的生物。接下来我们前往劳伦山脉，那天早晨我们曾在雅克·卡蒂埃国家公园里徒步游览过那里。我们非常喜欢这个生态系统——河獭在四处活动，而许多其他哺乳动物如海狸则正在熟睡。最后，我们来到了亚北极地区的拉布拉多海岸，那里极其寒冷，墙壁上还结着冰，所以请务必穿暖和些。
我通常不太喜欢动物园，因为它们并没有什么特色可言。不过……这是一种完全与众不同且独一无二的体验，当你身处蒙特利尔时，一定要花时间去看看。这里有大自然、有建筑，还能深入感受加拿大的生态系统，而这种体验只能在那里获得。
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