Grant Museum of Zoology

The Grant Museum of Zoology is a natural history museum in London, UK, showcasing a diverse collection of animal specimens for education and research

The Grant Museum of Zoology, located in London, UK, is one of the oldest natural history museums in the country. Founded in 1828 as part of University College London, it houses an extensive collection of over 68,000 zoological specimens, including skeletons, mounted animals, and preserved specimens. The museum serves as an important resource for students, researchers, and the public, offering insights into biodiversity, evolution, and conservation. Highlights include rare extinct species, such as the quagga and thylacine, as well as a unique collection of glass models of marine invertebrates. The museum is free to visit and provides educational programs, workshops, and exhibitions to engage visitors with the natural world. Its historic and scientific significance makes it a valuable destination for anyone interested in zoology and natural history.