LWL Museum of Natural History with Planetarium

The climate has an impact on the earth and on us humans, and this is precisely what the special exhibition at the LWL Museum of Natural History is about. Guests are taken on a journey through the past, present and future on 1,000 square metres and can become active climate researchers themselves. The exhibition appeals to all the senses and offers interesting facts for young and old.

The Californian sea lions at the Seal Haven are happy to show off their amazing skills in a show.

It's never boring for the sea lions thanks to the shows and training sessions. Guests at the show certainly won't be bored either. In addition to breathtaking feats in an idyllic setting, the animal keepers tell exciting stories about the animals' origins.

Although they look so cute, dwarf mongooses are predators. Mostly they feed on insects, but sometimes captured bird eggs and small vertebrates are also on the menu.

Watch the dwarf mongooses forage in their commune with the Von-on-the-ceiling tokos.

At this event, not only people but also elephants get to enjoy themselves.

With tasty apples and bananas and cucumbers, guests of the Allwetterzoos Münster are allowed to feed the large elephants from their hands, free of charge.

Depending on the weather, the feedings can take place indoors and outdoors.

The name panda is Nepali and means "bamboo eater" - the favourite food of the small mammals. But the odd piece of fruit is also part of the menu.