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The visitors are generally parents with kids. So be ready to see really excited, little happy faces. Probably you will figure out that you are a little bit illiterate about your environment, and learn something with the pupils during your visit...

The museum contains colorful zones. The first one is the red zone where you will discover the wonders of Earth with volcanoes, earthquakes and the museum's giant Earth model. 

Then at the green zone; you will be able to Investigate Earth’s ecology. Meet a dodo (The flightless big bird that has been extinct since the mid-to-late 17th century.) Explore the magnificent Central Hall including Charles Darwin's statue and a ceiling installation called, TREE. Learn about the meteorites that shaped this planet.  

Some species from the wide variety of the museum

The third zone is the Blue one in which you'll feel like you are in a Jurassic Park film set while experience the age of dinosaurs and be amazed of them and the great discoveries. And also will remember Ross Gellar, if you are/were one of the Friends fans :)

Good Old Times...

And the reptiles can be found also in this section. If you ever wondered what a snake looks like beneath its skin, here you can discover its view below. 

Indian Python.

After the dinosaues, reptiles and amphibians, the discovery of a world of massive mammals including the blue whale, and learnings about the human body will be awaitng for you.
Here is a walking Fish;

Walking Fish

 As a last reminder do not forget to visit the parts of the trunk of a tree, which is older than the dinosaures and found in Scotland. You will find it at the front garden of the museum. 

Older Than The Dinos