Ever wondered about what climate change is and what it means for biodiversity? Well, wonder no more! Sign up for our public workshop on 11 May to learn about the basics of climate change and its impacts on biodiversity!

🔗 : forms.office.com/r/eb4UDkNBeg

How did tigers arrive in Singapore, and what was it like to live among these majestic beasts? In this month’s tidbit of #SGNatHistory , we trace the history of tigers in Singapore, from the first appearances of tigers in the 1830s to their disappearance from our local landscapes.

We all know about scrambled eggs and omelettes, but what about all the other eggs out there in the world? 🍳 And do you know what the largest bird egg is? Find out more in this egg-citing reel! 🥚

(P.S. How many puns are there in this video?)

#LKCNHM #BirdEggs #ReptileEggs

[NiS BioD Records] Meet these two elusive “Singaporean” katydids spotted in Singapore’s secondary forest patches! #NatureinSG

🔗 Read more in our latest #biodiversity records: lkcnhm.nus.edu.sg/publications/n…

Our ‘Death by Man’ exhibition will be closing on Sunday, 28 April 2024. Walk with us one last time through this journaled obituary—a photographic investigation and documentation of Singapore’s wildlife. Book your tickets to the Museum here: sistic.com.sg/events/lkc2015

We are 9! 🎉🎊🥳

Nine years ago today, the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum was opened! It has been an amazing nine years and we are thankful for all your support! Here’s to many more fruitful and exciting years ahead! 💪 #LKCNHM

We were delighted to host Hungarian Ambassador to Singapore, Her Excellency Ms Judit Pach on 11 April. She was brought on a tour of the gallery and collections, and future collaborations with Hungarian museums were discussed. We are happy to know she enjoyed her visit here!

With support from NUS Libraries, LKCNHM has published  ‘8½ Hours in Singapore’, which takes an interdisciplinary approach to discussing Singapore’s co-existence with nature and its environmental changes in the late 19th century. Now on sale at the Museum shop & Central Library.

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri! Check out the vibrant and beautiful colours of this lesser bird-of-paradise! Come see our specimen in real life at our gallery!

LKCNHM wishes a joyful season of festivities to all celebrating this year!

Ever wondered about what climate change is and what it means for biodiversity? Well, wonder no more! Sign up for our public workshop on 20 Apr to learn about the basics of climate change and its impacts on biodiversity!

🔗 : forms.office.com/r/eb4UDkNBeg

Your #Birthday Month Celebration awaits at LKCNHM! Embark on a birthday adventure like no other! We're thrilled to announce our Birthday Month Complimentary Admission for all birthday celebrants.
T&C: lkcnhm.nus.edu.sg/visit-us/promo…

Happy World #Bear Day! 🐻

Today, let’s learn a little bit about the bear that resides in the lowland forests of Southeast Asia, the sun bear! (Psst, did you know that it is the smallest bear in the world?) 🧸

#WorldBearDay #SunBear

Happy #WorldFrogDay ! 🐸 The #Bornean flat-headed #frog was discovered to be #lungless in 2008—prior to this, only some salamanders and a caecilian were known to lack lungs! Its lack of lungs is an adaptation to the cool, fast flowing streams of Kalimantan, #Indonesia . pic.twitter.com/EyQDurX08I