 People visit the Hunting Museum at Manial Palace in Cairo, Egypt, on Feb. 7, 2017. Egypt reopened on Tuesday the Hunting Museum at Manial Palace in Cairo after a 10-year closure, a move to help revive the tourism sector. The museum, which was closed in 2007 for restoration, holds 1,180 mummified animals and birds hunted by Egypt's royal family, such as crocodiles, camels, deer, butterflies, hawks and owls. (Xinhua/Ahmed Gomaa) 
People visit the Hunting Museum at Manial Palace in Cairo, Egypt, on Feb. 7, 2017. Egypt reopened on Tuesday the Hunting Museum at Manial Palace in Cairo after a 10-year closure, a move to help revive the tourism sector. The museum, which was closed in 2007 for restoration, holds 1,180 mummified animals and birds hunted by Egypt's royal family, such as crocodiles, camels, deer, butterflies, hawks and owls. (Xinhua/Ahmed Gomaa) 
A visitor takes photos at the Hunting Museum at Manial Palace in Cairo, Egypt, on Feb. 7, 2017. Egypt reopened on Tuesday the Hunting Museum at Manial Palace in Cairo after a 10-year closure, a move to help revive the tourism sector. The museum, which was closed in 2007 for restoration, holds 1,180 mummified animals and birds hunted by Egypt's royal family, such as crocodiles, camels, deer, butterflies, hawks and owls. (Xinhua/Ahmed Gomaa) 
People visit the Hunting Museum at Manial Palace in Cairo, Egypt, on Feb. 7, 2017. Egypt reopened on Tuesday the Hunting Museum at Manial Palace in Cairo after a 10-year closure, a move to help revive the tourism sector. The museum, which was closed in 2007 for restoration, holds 1,180 mummified animals and birds hunted by Egypt's royal family, such as crocodiles, camels, deer, butterflies, hawks and owls. (Xinhua/Ahmed Gomaa) 
A visitor takes photos at the Hunting Museum at Manial Palace in Cairo, Egypt, on Feb. 7, 2017. Egypt reopened on Tuesday the Hunting Museum at Manial Palace in Cairo after a 10-year closure, a move to help revive the tourism sector. The museum, which was closed in 2007 for restoration, holds 1,180 mummified animals and birds hunted by Egypt's royal family, such as crocodiles, camels, deer, butterflies, hawks and owls. (Xinhua/Ahmed Gomaa) 
People visit the Hunting Museum at Manial Palace in Cairo, Egypt, on Feb. 7, 2017. Egypt reopened on Tuesday the Hunting Museum at Manial Palace in Cairo after a 10-year closure, a move to help revive the tourism sector. The museum, which was closed in 2007 for restoration, holds 1,180 mummified animals and birds hunted by Egypt's royal family, such as crocodiles, camels, deer, butterflies, hawks and owls. (Xinhua/Ahmed Gomaa) |
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