Otago Museum

The Otago Museum is situated in the downtown area of Dunedin, New Zealand. It is neighboring the University of Otago grounds in Dunedin North, 1,500 meters upper east of the downtown area. It is one of the city's driving attractions, with more than 480,000 guests every year, and has one of the biggest accumulations in New Zealand. Common science examples and humanities relics from Otago, New Zealand and the world frame the reason for long haul display shows, while presentations on an extensive iety of subjects change frequently. An intuitive science focus inside the Museum incorporates an extensive, immersive tropical butterfly rainforest condition.

The Museum's possessions in creepy crawly and sort examples are globally noteworthy, with the insect accumulations including examples from the more extensive Pacific region and an agent gathering of 8-legged creature from around the globe. Marine invertebrate examples number in the 40,000s, while 30,000 flying creature examples are held. The moa accumulation is among the world's ideal, with two out of the three finish moa eggs on the planet held.

The Museum's large Special Exhibitions Gallery on Level 1 is its essential show zone for transitory displays on far reaching topics. Impermanent shows are additionally shown in different parts of the Museum, including the Atrium end of the People of the World exhibition. A few presentations are produced in-house, while others visit from somewhere else in New Zealand or the world. Affiliations and associations with worldwide historical centers have conveyed world class shows to Otago, and seen Otago Museum presentations achieve wide gatherings of people.