3D tour of the Smithsonian Triceratops (story)
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Video coming soonThe Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History’s Voyager tour of its Triceratops, converted to a IIIF manifest. Press Next to move through eight steps: the view changes and the note on that part of the skeleton opens. Where a step has an article, the museum’s article appears as it is in the side panel. The model and the articles are loaded straight from the Smithsonian (the model is CC0).
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