The Natural History Museum's beetle collections | LGBTQ+ natural history tour | Extra Content

Go behind the scenes into one of the largest, oldest and most important beetle collections in the world with the Museum's Curator of Beetles. See some of the largest beetles in the world, specimens collected by Darwin himself, and other highlights of the collection.
This is a choose-your-own interactive tour. At the end of each video, you will be given an option to click on the tile of the object you want to learn more about next.
YOU CHOOSE:
Follow on to STOP 4 of the tour: • What can Darwin teach ...
Or leave the tour early: • LGBTQ+ | Exit
RETURN TO THE START: • The Natural History Mu...
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Absolutely beautiful!

[@MilyToons]

This is wonderful...
Do buy stag beetle?

[@raquelsantosquel]

O nosso Titanus giganteus! Sou brasileira e nunca vi um desses, pois sua localização geográfica é bem distante daqui do Rio de Janeiro. É um animal lindo!❤🌎

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Great, but why is it lgbtq? i read an article the other day about some homosexual people not wanting radical groups speaking in Their name, and that the q stands for queer which was the last word many homosexual People have heard before being beaten to death by strangers, can You think about what You are doing instead of jumping on nasty bandwagons?