I chose a cruise ship as my attraction. I chose an animal cell, specifically a bull sperm whale and a colossal squid.

I'm comparing the nucleus of a cell to a captain of a ship. The captain is in charge of the ship and controls everything on it. The nucleus of a cell does the same thing.

I compared the cell membrane to a security bag scanner thingy. I'm not sure what they're called. Anyway, security only let's certain people and goods in but they don't have security guards on cruise ships. The bag scanner on the other hand is on the cruise. The cell membrane does the same things as the guards.

I think room service is like a Golgi body. A Golgi body packs and delivers proteins and other things throughout the cell and room service packs and delivers items throughout the cruise.

A vacuole is like a pool. A pool stores water and a vacuole stores water and food.

ERs are the hallways of protein. The proteins travel through the smooth and rough ERs. Hallways do the same thing but with humans.

If you need energy in the morning you must get up and fi something. Going to the gym gives you energy like mitochondria give cells their energy.

Lysosomes "clean up" the cell. They eat worn down organelles, extra food, etc. the janitors of a ship clean up the ship, but they don't eat the garbage.

The all you can eat buffet gives you proteins like ribosomes. Well technically the chef creates the proteins. Ignore the swollen orange faced person and their headless ghost horse. (Middle right)

I ran out of ideas when I saw the luscious carpet. Most ships have carpeted floors almost everywhere and cytoplasm is everywhere in a cell.

The map of the ship so you don't get lost. Most features are not their but the things in this brochure sure are.

Yeti crabs are a type of shellfish that have recently been discovered. It was discovered after I was born!