Explore the wonders of the natural world at The Natural History Museum! 🦕🦖 See colossal dinosaurs and incredible exhibits that will spark curiosity in all ages. Who's ready for an adventure? ✨🌍👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Learn More: https://www.dayoutwiththekids.co.uk/attractions/the-natural-history-museum-8946c4a3 📍 The Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, London, SW7 5BD | Day Out With The Kids

What do snakes do when it’s snowy? ❄️ Find out how these cold-blooded creatures survive the winter in this week’s Surprising Science! 🐍 #NaturalHistoryMuseum #Snakes #Brumation | Natural History Museum, London

We’re used to changing clothes for the seasons - but did you know that many animals do too? 🧣 See how and why some species go white in the winter in this week’s Surprising Science! ❄️ | Natural History Museum, London

No entry? No problem. Stephen Ellison, British Consul-General in Chongqing, welcomes Chinese visitors to take a virtual tour of the Natural History Museum, London. Though closed to the public for Covid, the museum offered its first-ever livestreaming session on Jan.13, giving netizens an exclusive walkthrough via Alibaba's Mobile Taobao and Fliggy platforms. #NaturalHistoryMuseum #VirtualTourism | Alibaba Group

Explore 4.5 billion years of the natural world in just one day. With daily activities, family exhibitions and more, go on a summer adventure to the Museum. | Natural History Museum, London

Established in 1881, the Natural History Museum of London has an impressive 70-80 million specimens within its stately walls. https://bit.ly/3rUMRij The museum also has a fully functional laboratory, with more than 300 scientists working in a variety of fields related to biology & geology, a massive research archive, and a library. Huge shout out to @g.loria05 on Instagram for the stunning video! Check out their page to see more like it. | Atlas Obscura

Our iconic Earth Hall escalator is back! 🌠 Ride through a celestial map and discover incredible specimens, including one of Europe's most complete Stegosaurus skeletons. 🦖 Tag the person you’d love to explore the Earth Hall with! 🌍 | Natural History Museum, London