Exploring The Horniman - The Natural History Display

The video explores the Horneman Museum in London, focusing on its Natural History display. The presenter discusses the Hornemann Walrus, a taxidermy exhibit with historical significance, and the refreshed display featuring the Dodo model. The museum's history, founded by Frederick Hornemann, is highlighted, along with its vast collection of artifacts. A new display area showcases fashion items and the Huya bird, emphasizing the impact of fashion on species extinction. The video concludes with a look at the museum's taxidermy and bird collection, promoting the museum as a must-visit destination.

What is unique about the Horneman Walrus?

• It has its own Twitter account.

• It is a live animal.

• It is the smallest exhibit in the museum.

• It was discovered in the 2000s.

Why is the Dodo model considered significant?

• It is the only model made from real dodo feathers.

• It was created by the museum's founder.

• It is the largest exhibit in the museum.

• It is based on the earliest known image of a dodo.

Who founded the Horneman Museum?

• Edward Hart

• Holly Morgan

• Joe the Curator

• Frederick John Horneman

What is one of the new features in the museum's display?

• A live performance stage

• A virtual reality experience

• A modern art gallery

• An inspiration space with fashion items

What led to the extinction of the Huya bird?

• Climate change

• Habitat destruction

• Introduction of predators

• Overhunting for decoration

What is the significance of the little Egret in the museum's collection?

• It is the newest addition to the collection.

• It was a rare bird on the South Coast in the 1820s.

• It is the largest bird in the collection.

• It was discovered by Frederick John Horneman.

What does the bird display in the museum help us understand?

• The changing natural world

• The life of Frederick John Horneman

• The history of the museum

• The evolution of taxidermy techniques