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Wednesday, September 5, 2012

jalan jalan ke MUSEUM ZOOLOGY di LONDON yukzz....




jalan jalan ke MUSEUM ZOOLOGY di LONDON yukzz....




Treeshrews are small mammals native to the tropical forests of Southeast Asia and they are part of the collection

Weird and wonderful: Treeshrews are small mammals native to the tropical forests of Southeast Asia and they are part of the collection

 Earthworms are preserved
A young preserved aardvark

Stored for view: Earthworms are preserved in a glass jar as well as a young preserved aardvark which is coiled up in display

Row upon row: A tray of preserved butterflies is displayed

Row upon row: A tray of preserved butterflies is displayed

Animal brains preserved in the collection

Popular pieces: There is also a comparative anatomy collection displaying the differences between the brains of a number of mammals and a reptile. Each brain is preserved in alcohol and suspended in glass jars with thread

A bisected chimpanzee head
A bisected chimpanzee head

Double vision: A bisected chimpanzee head is also available for perusal in the extensive collection

History in lines: Specimens are kept in the spirit store at The Grant Museum of Zoology

History in lines: Specimens are kept in the spirit store at The Grant Museum of Zoology

Hanging around: A chimpanzee (left) and a gibbon skeleton feature in the collection

Hanging around: A chimpanzee (left) and a gibbon skeleton feature in the collection

Skulls: An elephant skull (left) and a tiger skeleton sit side-by-side at The Grant Museum of Zoology

Skulls: An elephant skull (left) and a tiger skeleton sit side-by-side at The Grant Museum of Zoology

Protected: The vertebrae of a Beak-Nosed whale are kept in bubble-wrap in the dry store

Protected: The vertebrae of a Beak-Nosed whale are kept in bubble-wrap in the dry store

Giant beast: The skeleton of an Indian One-Horned Rhino is pieced together at the museum

Giant beast: The skeleton of an Indian One-Horned Rhino is pieced together at the museum

A collection of moles is preserved in a jar
A tiger skeleton

A particular favourite with museum guests is the glass jar filled with 18 tightly-packed moles, left, which is on display as well as a tiger skeleton, right


Eclectic mix: Jars of assorted snakes and sea mice make up part of the collection

Eclectic mix: Jars of assorted snakes and sea mice make up part of the collection

Stored away: A primate skeleton is kept in a drawer with other specimens

Stored away: A primate skeleton is kept in a drawer with other specimens

History on display: The bones of a dodo bird which lived on Mauritius until the 1680s

History on display: The bones of a dodo bird which lived on Mauritius until the 1680s

Reptiles: Jars of assorted snakes are shown in a jar entwined with each other

Reptiles: Jars of assorted snakes are shown in a jar entwined with each other

Rare treasures: Containing 67,000 specimens, the Grant Museum of Zoology is the only one of it's kind in London

Rare treasures: Containing 67,000 specimens, the Grant Museum of Zoology is the only one of it's kind in London

Employee Emma-Louise Nicholls checks the display cabinets at The Grant Museum of Zoology

Employee Emma-Louise Nicholls checks the display cabinets at The Grant Museum of Zoology

Not so deadly now: The skeleton of a Loris is shown on a tree branch. Slow lorises are a group of primates from southeast Asia and possess a very rare trait for a mammal ¿ a toxic bite

Not so deadly now: The skeleton of a Loris is shown on a tree branch. Slow lorises are a group of primates from southeast Asia and possess a very rare trait for a mammal - a toxic bite

Difference in size: An Asian elephant skull (right) and a rhino skull are displayed together

Difference in size: An Asian elephant skull (right) and a rhino skull are displayed together

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