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When the National Cowboy Museum was forced to close down due to coronavirus concerns, head of museum security Tim took on the role of social media manager. Let's just say, his naive and innocent tweets are about as adorable as they come! Check out some of them below!

The Museum of English Rural Life went viral last month after sharing an adorable story about a mysterious visitor who appeared in their rare bookstore. The trespasser? A bat. As bats don't belong in book archives, the staff worked together to help the accidental tourist safely escape the premises. It's a great storytelling thread, and we're pleased to say it has a happy ending. 

On January 4th, The Museum of English Rural Life tweeted at The British Museum to send over their "best duck," which ignited a whole bunch of smack talk between different British museums, and soon branched out to museums across the pond (heh) as well. 

As you're about to see, museums are straight ruthless.

Museums across the UK (and many other places now) are tweeting their own memes under the tag #MusMeme, and we've gotta say, some of them are actually pretty damn clever. These memes are equal parts cringe, geeky and freaking hysterical!

Today museum displays are getting all done up and beautiful in order to take part in #MuseumSelfie day.

Some of these are actually pretty creative. So take a look around, but remember, no touching!