Should we be worried about bird flu? #NaturalHistoryMuseum #Birds #BirdFlu
How big was a megalodon? #NaturalHistoryMuseum #Shark #Megalodon
How do birds take advantage of wildfires? #NaturalHistoryMuseum #birds #wildfire
Why would a bird start a fire? #NaturalHistoryMuseum #Birds #Wildfire
Should we fear the vampire bat? #NaturalHistoryMuseum #Halloween
What does a tarantula do with its hairy toes? #NaturalHistoryMuseum #Creepy #Collections
Have you met Fern the dinosaur? #NaturalHistoryMuseum #Diplodocus #Garden
Why are spiders so scary when they move? #NaturalHistoryMuseum #Spiders
The chicks choking on a diet of plastic #NaturalHistoryMuseum #PlasticPollution #Science
How do birds really sleep? #NaturalHistoryMuseum #Birds
What's the difference between an arm and a tentacle? #NaturalHistoryMuseum #Octopus #Cuttlefish
Have you seen our new gardens? #NaturalHistoryMuseum #Garden #New
How many tentacles does an octopus have? #NaturalHistoryMuseum #Octopus #Squid
Can dolphins learn new languages? #dolphin #facts #naturalhistorymuseum
Watch us conserve a mammoth skull #naturalhistorymuseum #conservation #mammoth
Is a giant squid bigger than a colossal squid? Steve Backshall answers #squid #deepsea #shorts
Are platypuses venomous? #platypus #venomous #naturalhistorymuseumlondon
What's the history of the word 'dinosaur'? #shorts #dinosaur #naturalhistorymuseum
How does weather affect sea turtle eggs? #naturalhistorymuseum #climatechange #turtles
Meet Archie the Squid #shorts #squid #naturalhistorymuseum
Why did T. rex have small arms? #naturalhistorymuseum #trex #dinosaur
Meet the American Mastodon #shorts #mastodon #naturalhistorymuseum
Why do tawny owls hoot? #naturalhistorymuseum #owls #birds
Meet the Blue Marlin #shorts #bluemarlin #naturalhistorymuseum
Why do female spotted hyenas have a pseudo penis? #shorts #hyena #mammals
Meet Hope the whale #shorts #bluewhales #naturalhistorymuseum
Meet Fern, the new dinosaur in the Museum garden #naturalhistorymuseum #dinosaur #garden
Is a strawberry a berry? #shorts #strawberry #berry
What does a wasp nest look like? #shorts #wasp #insects
Museum gardens opening soon #shorts #garden #dinosaur
Why do meerkats eat their babies? #shorts #meerkat #mammals
Did dinosaurs need feathers to fly? #shorts #dinosaur #feathers
Do flies have ears? #shorts #fly #insects
How do peanuts grow? #shorts #peanuts #nuts
The fishes that use electricity to survive #shorts #electricity #fish
How do rodents carry out whisk assessments? #shorts #whiskers #rodents
How do plants know when to grow? #shorts #plants #spring
Do birds pee? #shorts #birds #wee
What are the dark patches on the moon? #moon #ocean #lunarmaria #shorts
Where were the earliest human footprints outside Africa found? #shorts #footprints #earlyman
How do birds make sounds? #birds #syrinx #shorts
Have you seen our crocodiles? 🐊 #shorts #crocodile #museum
Meet the snails that don't need Cupid #shorts #snail #darts
Can you milk a snake? #shorts #snake #venom
Our garden's resident fox cubs 🦊 #fox #garden #urbannature
What lurks in the London Underground? #shorts #mosquito #london
What's your favourite rock? 🪨 #shorts #rocks #geology #roxanne
How big was a megalodon? #shorts #megalodon #shark
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We’re the museum looking deeper into the Earth’s past to shape a new future where both people and planet thrive.
The Natural History Museum, London is home to over 80 million natural history specimens ranging from spiders and giant squid to dinosaur bones, mosses and meteorites. You can see many on display for free at the Museum but, if that's too far away, watch our channel to bring the Museum to you.
Explore what goes on behind the scenes, as our curators preserve some of the weird and wonderful creatures that arrive at the Museum each day. Follow the work of the more than 300 Museum scientists who study topics such as biodiversity, evolution and ecosystems.
Protecting the planet, it’s in our nature.
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