Bees A look at the working bee hive in the museum featuring pictures and video. KU Natural History Museum Bones A look at some of the bones inside the museum including the monstrous Tylosaur. A look at a few of the live snakes that are native to Kansas who reside in the live reptile exhibit at the museum. Go to Page Panorama A look at scenes from the circular Life-Zone Panorama on the ground floor of the museum. The museum's early curator, Lewis Lindsay Dyche, was charged with creating and maintaining natural science exhibits here in Lawrence, Kansas.
Most exhibits focus on species that lived in Kansas, from present day to millions of years ago.
The museum's exhibits feature live animals as well as stuffed specimens, bones, and fossils. Guided tours are available for school groups. An important part of the museum's mission is not only exhibition but research of the natural sciences. I encourage you to visit the Natural History Museum's official website for great information on their ongoing research or any questions you might have about the museum. For upcoming events, check out the museum's calendar page .