Explore UBC's spectacular biological collections, with 22,000 square feet of exhibits showcasing over two million specimens, including Canada's largest blue whale skeleton. Enjoy daily hands-on activities and check out our school visits program.
2212 Main Mall Vancouver BC V6T 1Z4 Canada
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Check out the interactive exhibit at the end of the stacks. It changes!
Check out the skeleton on display of the largest animal on earth, a blue whale .
Have a "whale " of a time.
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The theatre is a great place for a nap
Closed Monday & Tuesday
Should be called the Museum of Creepy Dead Things. Horrifying jars full of fish and worms, and dead birds piled up on shelves. Perfect for fans of the macabre and/or goths . Not for kids.
Un lugar para investigación bien aprovechado para divulgación. Es muy disfrutable el recorrido ante vitrinas con muestras de la biodiversidad animal y vegetal .
多くの標準標本が保管されており、展示 も工夫がされているので誰でも楽しめます。
What's good here? Everything. An incredible collection of new & old, juxtaposed in provocative ways to get your brain racing, heart pumping and sometimes blood boiling. I enjoyed this place immensely. - Jeff Spitulnik
Check out the back of the building for some choice examples of rocks from around the world. - Jon B
Excellent little gallery specializes in contemporary and often quite challenging pieces. Traveling shows plus chin-stroking exhibits from a permanent collection of Canadian avant-garde works. - Nico Pitney
Alex is an awesome tour guide who really know the park inside and out - Yamo Chan
It's nice, but quite often too busy to truly enjoy. Good viewpoint across to the N/Shore Mtns. - Jerry
Good quality, right next to the giant blue whale at the Beaty Museum. A bit expensive, so put on your sad & hungry face and ask for an extra scoop. - Jeffrey Werner