At the National Museum of Natural History

Hello to all photography lovers and those who, like me, are trying to learn this art form.

I often want to participate in the community, but the quality of my photos doesn't match the passion I feel for this way of capturing art.

I recently had an experience with employees from my husband's company, and I really liked the photos we took, so I decided to share them in this community.

The photos were taken at one of the most educational and interesting places in Havana, the capital of all Cubans. A place where you'll not only admire its treasures but also learn: The National Museum of Natural History.

The place isn't as large as some others, but it's not small either. Perhaps the fact that some of the rooms were being renovated made it seem smaller.

When I explored each of the museum's display cases and spaces, I was impressed by the quality of what I saw, the explanations, and how well-preserved each piece was.


One of the first things we saw was a group of banners explaining the geological evolution of our country. It was exciting to hear how millions of years ago dinosaurs and other giant mammals roamed our country, becoming extinct due to various processes, and how fossil remains allow us to admire the size of these animals.

We also learned about mineral formation and the types of rocks that have existed throughout the country.

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But What I liked most were the different animal exhibits that have been prepared for public display.

Here you can find aquatic and terrestrial mammals, birds, insects, and other types of animals available for the community to enjoy.

I hope you like the photos, and I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments section.

Note: I used DeepL Translate.

The photos are my own, taken with my Samsung Galaxy phone.