The revelation of the answer is today, 15th May, as it is Endangered Species Day. That gives a clue as to what links three of these mammals – three of them are threatened from human activity. So the animal which … Continued
‘Type’ Specimens Of all the several hundred thousand butterflies in the collection there are some very special ones: the ‘types’. When ever a new species of animal or plant is found it has to be given a name, described and … Continued
Tufts of ‘seaweed’ on rocks on the seashore and beneath the waves are often not what they seem and are in fact animals. They can form such a dense covering that the growth is known as ‘animal turf’. Included in … Continued
… Gerald Legg, Keeper of Natural Sciences Of exploration, empire, butterflies and beer Having worked at the Booth Museum of Natural History for more years than I like to admit to I have had the unique opportunity and privilege to work … Continued
Use the controls below to choose different colour contrast options and background images for the site:
The Royal Pavilion & Museums Trust is a self-funding charity. We face a huge funding deficit from revenue lost during the Covid-19 pandemic, and we now need the urgent support of individuals and businesses to help us continue our work.
