Museum of Nature - Zoology
Dear visitors of the Museum of Nature Hamburg,
Groups of 7 or more must pre-register by phone or email. Guided tours can be booked at: www.museumsdienst-hamburg.de
There are many fascinating taxidermy exhibits on 2,000 square meters. From giant whale skeletons to tiny insects, animals from all over the world can be discovered in all sizes, shapes and colors. Even bears, tigers or crocodiles can be seen up close. The entrance area is dedicated to the Anthropocene and shows how great the influence of man on our environment and habitats is. The museum's extensive offerings include changing special exhibitions on current topics, lectures, events and diverse educational programs - for people of all ages.
Museum photos
Photo: UHH, RRZ/MCC, Mentz
Polar bear "Smilla" - symbol of climate change
Photo: UHH, RRZ/MCC, Mentz
"Finni" - the Hamburg fin whale tells his life story
Photo: UHH, RRZ/MCC, Mentz
160 bones of "Finni" are lined up on a storage shelf due to lack of space
Photo: UHH, RZZ/MCC, Mentz
"Antje" - Germany's most famous walrus
Photo: UHH, RRZ/MCC, Mentz
In the background the "Big Five" - as the big game hunters called the iconic mammals of Africa
Photo: UHH, RRZ/MCC, Mentz
Showcase in the new foyer about the Anthropocene, the "Age of Man"
Photo: UHH, RZZ/MCC, Mentz
Antelopes and "horn wall" are a legacy of Hamburg researcher Henriette Oboussier
Photo: UHH, RRZ/MCC, Mentz
To make its enormous size clear, the outline of the blue whale is traced on the floor
Photo: UHH, RZZ/MCC, Mentz
The pointed crocodile, unfortunately on the Red List of endangered species
