Natural history museum collection

DIORAMAS

Think of lifelike scenes behind glass that showcase animals or ecosystems, often used to educate visitors about habitats in a three-dimensional display.

A natural history museum often displays lifelike scenes of animals in their habitats, and these are called "dioramas." The clue points directly to the answer by naming a common museum feature—no wordplay or tricks here. Think of those detailed, boxed exhibits showing dinosaurs, forests, or wildlife frozen in time. The answer fits because it’s exactly what museums use to showcase nature realistically.