The Natural History Wing

Fern giants in a misty lagoon, a ring of glowing toadstools, a cabinet of butterflies, a glasshouse of lilies and a vault of ice cores.

A long-necked giant wades through a misty turquoise lagoon beneath a tall waterfall, framed by fern fronds as wide as sails.

Fernfall Giants

Expanding wildsHigh volatility

A perfect ring of red and white toadstools glows in a dusky clearing as blue spores rise from the centre and fireflies circle.

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Toadstool Ring

Cascading winsMedium volatility

A walnut display cabinet stands with its glass doors open and bright butterflies lifting out of their gilded frames.

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The Butterfly Cabinet

Sticky wild respinLow volatility

Giant water-lily pads with upturned rims float under a soaring iron-and-glass dome as a single pale lily opens.

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Glasshouse Lilies

Last-reel respinLow volatility

A frozen laboratory corridor lined with glass racks of glowing ice cores, a steel drill rig in the centre and violet lamps on the ice.

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A gentle wing with one wild exception

Three halls here are low volatility, and The Butterfly Cabinet and Glasshouse Lilies are among the steadiest games in the museum. Fernfall Giants is the exception: rare expanding wilds and the wing’s largest results.

Mammoth Ice Vault keeps things classic, with fixed lines and free spins and nothing else.

The halls of the Natural History Wing by behaviour

Fernfall Giants: expanding wilds, high volatility.
Toadstool Ring: cascading wins, medium volatility.
The Butterfly Cabinet: sticky wild respin, low volatility.
Glasshouse Lilies: last-reel respin, low volatility.
Mammoth Ice Vault: classic lines, medium volatility.

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Fernfall Giants

Toadstool Ring

The Butterfly Cabinet

Glasshouse Lilies

Mammoth Ice Vault

A gentle wing with one wild exception

The halls of the Natural History Wing by behaviour

Leaving the Natural History Wing