Grant Museum of Zoology
The Grant Museum of Zoology is a natural history museum connected to the University College London. This grand museum is home to 68,000 zoological specimens, the collection is a unique window on the entire animal kingdom and includes a fair number of rare and extinct specimens. It is one of the oldest natural history collections in the UK.
The amazement can be seen in the notable collections including world’s rarest skeleton, the quagga; thylacine specimens; dodo bones and fine collection of models including the Blaschka glass models, Ziegler wax models, and Vernon Edwards extinct fish models.
The Grant Museum of Zoology is a natural history museum connected to the University College London. This grand museum is home to 68,000 zoological specimens, the collection is a unique window on the entire animal kingdom and includes a fair number of rare and extinct specimens. It is one of the oldest natural history collections in the UK.
The amazement can be seen in the notable collections including world’s rarest skeleton, the quagga; thylacine specimens; dodo bones and fine collection of models including the Blaschka glass models, Ziegler wax models, and Vernon Edwards extinct fish models.
