The D-Bone Collector Museum was founded in 2012 AD by the American bone collector Darrell D. Blatchley, with the aim of educating people about how to protect and preserve the environment, because some of its exhibits belong to animals that died from ingesting plastic. This museum houses a collection of more than two hundred skeletons, remains, skulls, bear bones, lion, horses, deer, monkeys, snakes, crocodiles, birds, cows and dolphins from around the world including Canada, Russia, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines; One of the museum's most important preserves is the skeleton of a sperm whale, which is 41 feet long.