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Featuring the Natural History Museum in Aarhus, Denmark
I was lucky to study at Aarhus University in Denmark for half a year as part of an Erasmus Exchange program. Being a Biology student allowed me to visit the Natural History Museum for free whenever I felt like it.
The building is bigger than you would expect on first sight, with four floors and many different exhibitons. There is a lot to learn about climate, space, wildlife and birds. Focusing especially on our role in climate change, everything is portrayed in an innovated way. This post contains my top picks from several visits to the Natural History Museum; enjoy!
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Thanks for reading! I hope you like this blog. I am Mo Schouten, a Biology student located in the Netherlands. Capturing my environment with a camera is what I love most. — — Want to stay updated? I do not have a very fancy subscription page, but please send a message below or via mail/Facebook and I´ll put you on my e-mail list. You will get a notification every time I upload a new post (usually once a week). Comments as well as tips are also welcome; leave them below!