Grant Museum of Zoology

London, Camden, England

Grant Museum of Zoology is a vintage fashioned museum packed with specimens, a few of that are bizarre and curious. A place that is very good kids, particularly those thinking about pets or science.There can be so much to see, but things to help keep an eye away for include Dodo bones, an Anaconda skeleton, the mind Collection plus a selection of delicate anatomically correct glass types of invertebrates through the 19th century.Many of the specimens represent species which are now either put at risk or extinct such as the Tasmanian Tiger (Thylacine) together with Quagga (a kind of extinct zebra).The museum holds about 14000 various specimens of insect, that have been preserved in many ways, including fossils and pinning. The Micrarium can also be worth looking at you are able to explore and find out about microscopic specimens as it is a spot for small things, where. A few of the tiniest items are exhibited on wall surface to wall backlit slides being microscopic one thing you never get to see frequently.

Contact: +442031082052