The age of giant vipers and side-necked turtles – interview with Georgios Georgalis
Georgios Georgalis is a PHD candidate in palaeontology at the University of Fribourg, Switzerland.
Tudd+ rovat tartalom
In the train of Clown beetles – interview with Tomáš Lackner
Tomáš Lackner, a German researcher with a Hungarian background, visited our museum from Munich within the SYNTHESYS project.
Researching here was like heaven for me - interview with Levent Can
Turkish botanist, Levent Can came to study specimens in our herbaria within the SYNTHESYS project. He is writing his Ph.D.
Travel abroad to be acquainted with your home
Remains of ancient rhinoceros discovered in Hungary first
It was back in 1979 when rhinoceros remains were found during construction work near the settlement Kávás, Zala Hills, Hungary.
A cricket’s journey from here to the Balkans and beyond
The Hungarian Natural History Museum actively contributes in the Synthesys program.
Four-legged Mummy World
By our exhibition Mummy World, we learnt that human mummies have already been found in every part of the world, even in Hungary.
”The geology has completely filled my life”
Alfréd Dulai has been the director of the Department of Palaeontology of the Hungarian Natural History Museum since 2010.
A Hungarian scientist in the world of cannibals
Lajos Bíró (Tasnád, 1856- Budapest, 1936) was a multitalented man; a zoologist, entomologist and also an ethnographer.
The survivor crocodile
The Nile crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus) is an apex predator, which is the biggest one of the four African crocodile species. Its body length can reach 7 metres.
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