Museum of Natural History
Carrera 7, near the University, by car
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If you’re not planning a wildlife visit but want to know more about the animals, birds and insects of the Colombian jungle, visit the Natural History Museum.
Here you can see all the living creatures of wild Colombia, from the smallest to the largest.
There's also a dinosaur hall. Here are vivid, impressive collections of animal forests and waters, birds from hummingbirds to condors. And what interesting tropical butterflies, dragonflies, beetles and spiders! The diversity of the rich nature of Colombia and the surrounding regions can be seen in a relatively short time.
Artfully executed panoramas show extinct animals in their natural surroundings.
The Hall of Fossils is striking because many skeletons there belong to sea creatures. Found in the land of Colombia, they prove that here in ancient times there was a sea.
The Natural History Museum is rightly proud of one of two rare exhibits - a virtually intact 20-meter fossil of aquatic reptile - the Cronosaurus (the second is in Australia).
Kronosaurus was a terrible predator of the southern polar seas 100-120 million years ago.
There are always many students and students in the museum.