Natural History - highlights in the museum

The Manta ray, one of the largest living fishes.

The fossil skeleton of an early rnammal-like reptile, Kannemeyeria wilsonii, is featured amangst other fossils, rocks and minerals.

Dioramas in the Mammal Hall depict a large variety of animals from the smallest shrews and fieId mice to larger species. A large selection of young animals are favourites with children.

Our living beehive gives a fascinating glimpse into the world of bees.

Exhibitions in the Marine Gallery include a complete collection of sea shells which are found along our beaches, as well as a wide range of local fishes.

The Bird-Hall shows habitat groups including water birds, sea birds, Karoo birds, nocturnal birds and the majestic birds of prey. Displays of reptiles follow, with a comprehensive exhibit on the snakes of East London.

One of the many dioramas

Alicia has chosen the dioramas which she wanted photographs taken of.

Here they are:

Alicia and Dodo