The Grant Museum of Zoology is a captivating museum, brimming with fascinating and peculiar specimens that will enthrall both kids and adults alike. This is a must-visit for animal and science enthusiasts.

You’ll be spoiled for choice with an extensive collection of over 14,000 different specimens, including the iconic Dodo bones, a striking Anaconda skeleton, the Brain Collection, and delicate anatomically correct glass models of 19th-century invertebrates.

The museum also features specimens of endangered or extinct species, such as the Tasmanian Tiger (Thylacine) and the Quagga (a type of extinct zebra). With an impressive array of preserved insects, including fossils and pinning, the museum’s collection is a treasure trove of the natural world.

Don’t forget to explore the Micrarium, where you can discover microscopic specimens displayed on wall-to-wall backlit slides, a rare sight not found in many other museums. With so much to see, the Grant Museum of Zoology is a unique and unforgettable experience.