Monterrey Museum of Wildlife and Natural Sciences

The Monterrey Museum of Wildlife and Natural Sciences is one of the largest museums in Mexico. The initiators of its creation were Monterrey hunters. Its official opening took place on the twenty-sixth of March 1992.

The museum has a huge collection of stuffed animals.

The museum building is two-story. On the first floor of the museum are stuffed animals that live in Mexico, Brazil, the Arctic, North America. On the second level you can see stuffed animals that are found in India and Africa.

In total, in the collection of the museum there are more than one hundred and twenty species of various animals. In addition to this exhibition, the museum has twenty-two dioramas. They depict animals in their natural environment.

The Monterrey Museum of Wildlife and Natural Sciences is open on weekends and weekdays except Mondays. Entrance to the museum is paid. Both adults and young visitors will have to pay five pesos for their stay.