In just 20 minutes, we'll teach you all about dinosaurs, from their first appearance 230 million years ago to the meteorite that killed them all!

Thirty relatively complete iguanodon skeletons were discovered  in a coal mine in Bernissart, at the end of the 19th century.

Jurassic top predator Arkhane is the special guest at our museum.

Virtual and 3D reconstructions lead you down the branching paths of 7 million years of human evolution

The great diversity among primates today is nothing to the variety of primates that have been crawling and climbing around for the past tens of millions of years. And a Belgian fossil is even the oldest trace of that rich history.

Life appeared on earth around 3.8 billion years ago. The first living organisms were simple bacteria, which developed in
water...

Geologists from the Institute of Natural Sciences went underground in the old mine of Mežica, Slovenia. For a week, they tested the sensors of their bio-inspired mining robot, which can detect thin veins of metal in the rock.

Biologist Nicolas Laurent goes on an expedition to the Democratic Republic of Congo, to the remote village of Inkanamongo. His goal: find viruses in mammals to investigate how biodiversity loss affects the emergence of zoonotic diseases such as Ebola, Monkeypox, and those linked to Coronaviruses.

Taxonomist Jérôme Constant takes you on an expedition to Chu Yang Sin National Park in Vietnam where he found lots and lots of new species of insects!

The beautiful red-breasted goose has declined sharply in numbers in recent decades. What is threatening this species? In this mini docu, travel with ornithologist Didier Vangeluwe to the Siberian tundra, where the red-breasted goose breeds.