Museum of Natural History Curaçao

Opening night of the Museum of Natural History Curaçao

19-2-19 : a beautiful date for the museum on a beautiful starry night with the milky light reflected on the Super Full Moon. On this night we … [Read More...] about Opening night of the Museum of Natural History Curaçao

Museum of Natural History Curaçao in preparation

Soon the Museum of Natural History Curaçao will open it´s doors to the public. In this museum you´ll be able to discover the amazing geological … [Read More...] about Museum of Natural History Curaçao in preparation

Ammonites

Ammonites are members of a group of extinct marine mollusks that is most related to modern day cuttlefish, squid and octopuses. The shells are subdivided into separate chambers, in contrast to the shells of gastropods. The different species can be recognized on the basis of the shape of the dividing walls, called septa. This group appeared around 409 million years ago, and went extinct during the fifth mass extinction event around 66 million years ago.

Geology - In this exhibition you´ll encounter both the geological history of Curaçao as well as an impression of the diversity of minerals and rocks;

Shells of Curaçao - Shells have always spoken to the imagination of many. A generous donation of a wonderful shell collection has given the museum the opportunity to share their beauty with all visitors!

Photo exhibition - Curaçao´s natural environment never ceases to amaze. The museum displays a selection of photographs of a variety of natural elements.

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