'Our Natural Selection': Let Your Smartphone Guide You to Six Must-Sees in Our Museum

17/08/2016

Our Natural Selection: short animation videos tell the story of six must-see exhibits in our Museum. (Image: RBINS)

Turn your smartphone into a video guide with the free izi.TRAVEL-app and check the 'Our Natural Selection' Tour. Animations and archive photos tell you the story of 6 of our must-see exhibits. Get to know them in a whole different way!

Featured in 'Our Natural Selection': the humpback whale in the entrance hall, the world famous Iguanodon of Bernissart, our “Sea rex” – a 12,5m long mosasaur! –, the primitive horse from Messel, the magnificent Mammoth from Lier and, last but not least, the Spy Man, a Belgian Neanderthal.

To watch these short videos on your smartphone or tablet, simply download them using the free izi.TRAVEL-app (there is a WiFi hotspot in our entrance hall). The app will lead you on a tour around the Museum for some 30 minutes and is available in EN, FR or NL. You can also watch teh videos on the website of izi.TRAVEL website or on YouTube.

Links:

izi.TRAVEL app

The videos on the website of izi.TRAVEL

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