Fierce! The Story of Cats - LA Natural History Museum

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Fierce! The Story of Cats— was like being in a Nat Geo cat exhibit.

TL:DR- Visit if you are in LA and love cats. It is also family friendly, and I was generally impressed with the museum.

How to book + cost: $12 for the exhibit + $18 adult general admission. Military, students get discounts. According to the museum website, the exhibit is on until February 18, 2026.

Length: 20-30 min for exhibit, maybe an hour if you read everything, 1-2 hours for museum in general

Experience: Highlights included the room full of cat figures, cat culture exhibits, and getting to look into cat vision.






















































Exhibit-Store merch: 





Overall Thoughts: I learned more about cats and LA and enjoyed the exhibit. It might be more worth it if you have a LA library card and can get free museum entrance and just pay for exhibit via discover and go:  https://www.lapl.org/explorela. 

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