From our skeleton to our organs,
do we really know how our body works ?
Get to know your body. Break it down to build it up again: explore each of your organs in turn, and learn about the main systems that control it.
Look at real hearts, real brains, as well as a skeleton; have fun seeing your body examined by x-rays or an MRI scan; test your reflexes, be the sperm that gets to the egg first to make a baby, or take a closer look at your fingerprints: thanks to some fun experiments, you’ll learn some incredible things about the body that you thought you knew so well!
A journey not to the ends of the earth, but through the intimate land that is your body.
Humans at the heart of Life
Real brains, hearts, skeletons, skin, lungs: by observing new comparative anatomy displays, you’ll find out about the place of Humans in Life. How a bat’s wing or a dolphin’s fin have the same structure as a human arm, or how a buzzard’s lungs mean it can fly higher. You’ll also find out about some examples of animal intelligence, through parrots, dolphins, bees and rats.
