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of the Week: Which Atlantic shark has an extra gill and a flattened face? This week's SotW is the bluntnose sixgill shark
3:19 AM May 25th
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Plural Animal Wednesday (PAW!) This week's plural is: A parliament of owls
2:03 AM May 24th
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Dino dismay: Origin of skeleton to be auctioned questioned: via @
8:00 AM May 21st
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Specimen of the Week: This type of king is so respected that other animals back off when it approaches...
3:16 AM May 21st
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of the Week: Which metre long Australian is a lovely bronze colour when viewed from above? This week's SotW is the creek whaler shark
3:12 AM May 18th
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Visitor: 'We're not the dominant species, but the most arrogant.' Agree or disagree? Join the debate @
3:02 AM May 18th
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Museums and Heritage Awards blog (again) now with a micro gallery of images
8:34 AM May 17th
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Had some good talks at Activating Still Lives
8:33 AM May 17th
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The Winner of the Innovations is @! Great participatory project!
2:03 AM May 17th
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Thank you for all the congratulation tweets. Of course the wonder of the QRator project is that all of you made it happen!
1:59 AM May 17th
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Grant Museum wins Museums and Heritage Award @ @ @ @ @ @ @
1:27 AM May 17th
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RT @: The Winner of the Innovations is @! Great participatory project! // @
3:17 PM May 16th
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Plural Animal Wednesday (PAW!) This week's plural is: A rhumba of rattlesnakes
3:26 AM May 16th
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Visitor: Thoughtlessness, ignorance & selfishness contribute to the continuing problems of species extinction: will we ever learn?
8:05 AM May 14th
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Specimen of the Week: sets the record straight on why this widely disliked animal is really a misunderstood eco-warrior
2:49 AM May 14th
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of the Week: Which shark might be able to give you a helping fin if you have a medical emergency? This week's SotW is the nurse shark
4:00 AM May 11th
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Visitor: 'I heard that they have been trying to clone a mammoth for years, I think they should keep trying'. Agree? Join the debate
8:08 AM May 10th
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@ @ Well put it this way, a creature giving birth to a complete @ has yet to be discovered
7:48 AM May 10th
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in reply to DavidBeavan
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@ @ Or possibly Reason 3: They were for a dissection class - 1 mole per student - and were never used
6:31 AM May 10th
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in reply to clhw1
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@ @ @ No way. Those are UCL moles to tips of their claws. Jezza wd never allow it.
5:28 AM May 10th
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- Name Grant Museum, UCL
- Location London
- Web http://www.ucl.ac...
- Bio The Grant Museum of Zoology, UCL is one the UK's oldest natural history collections with some of the world's rarest specimens. It has a lively events programme.
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