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Across the country hundreds of thousands of animal creatures are preserved in glass jars. We've been finding out why.
We've all heard of lucky charms but have you ever heard of a lucky pig? Discover some of the luckiest animals in London's museums
Feed the monkeys their favourite food in this fast paced game from National Museums Scotland.Make sure you feed them ...
Have you ever seen a sheep with four horns before? The loghtan (or loaghtan as it's sometimes spelled) was an ancient...
Evolution is a very important scientific theory that can still be controversial today, learn more about this famous theory.
Willdscreen Arkive is an online archive that shows you an amazing array of animal and endangered wildlife with the he...
Just how do you move a massive walrus from his comfy iceberg? Well, our friends at the Horniman Museum had to figure ...
The Pekinese is the dog of Chinese Emperors. They were bred with bowed legs making them unable to stray far from the...
Like dogs? Emma, a Year 7 student, does. She went to the Bowes Museum with Culture Street and made a film about her f...
Make your very own version of the Mary Rose's dog, Hatch.
Mary Anning is a famous dinosaur discoverer who ‘sold sea shells by the sea shore’. She wrote this letter describ...
The skeleton of a rabbit from Roman Britain has been unearthed.
This massive skeleton is quite something! Just imagine what the Giant Deer stag would have looked like when it was al...
Nature has produced some very unusual creatures. This illustration from the Wellcome Collection shows you all sorts o...
Jon Ablett, Curator at the Natural History Museum, talks about the museum's giant squid specimen.This squid was accid...
Learn more about some of the planet's most extraordinary threatened animals with EDGE, a project from the Zoological Society of London.
