Australian Museum

This is what an Iceman may have looked like 5,300 years ago!
Reconstruction by Ötzi - the Iceman / South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology

The biggest celebration of all things science, presented by the Australian Museum in collaboration with over 50 other leading organisations!
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We need to know how a robot can solve a Rubik's Cube! 🤖
Minds will be blown this Super Science Saturday: bit.ly/AM-SSS

It's important to understand how to best protect and design the richest urban greenspaces – both for bird diversity and human use.

The Staples High School Orphenians tried to sing our sperm whale back to life. As beautiful as their performance was, the sperm whale remains a skeleton. 📷: Nick Langley.

Joyce Clague was the first Aboriginal person to be a trustee on Australian Museum Trust and has worked tirelessly to create social change for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. #NAIDOCWeek

There's a shark skeleton coming soon to the Australian Museum, but how does shark taxidermy work? Our expert explains 🦈

Making natural objects or animals with nothing but hands and string is an activity that traces well back into history.
Can you make a weitj djen (emu foot), which comes from Balardung Country in south-west WA? #NAIDOC

"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn’t stop to think if they should." – Jurassic Park
What do you think?

SuperCroc has waddled over to Wetherill Park for the school holidays 🐊

An ice rink and the Ice Age, together at last ❄️

Everything you need to know about the groundbreaking Koala genome announcement

Australian scientists have cracked the genetic code of Koalas in a world-first breakthrough! 🐨

When fighting for territory turns to hugging it out 🐸

One simple cockatoo drawing reveals trade routes around Australia's north were flourishing as far back as medieval times!

What does it take to solve a 150 year old frog mystery? Dr Jodi Rowley, our Curator of Amphibian & Reptile Conservation Biology, let Richard Glover know on ABC Sydney.

The 1-2 kg mala was once widespread throughout the deserts of central and western Australia. Now it's extinct from the wild on the mainland.

Help us settle a debate – is this sea louse creepy or cute? The little guy was hiding in a person's new leather jacket. 📷: Isaac Wynyard

A boy lost in the world of dinosaurs during Free Museum Weekend

Roof ripoff restaurant. Don’t buy the Murray cod. The smallest dish ever for $26.00



Rip off roof restaurant.



The chief and kitchen should be ashamed of themselves. My dish was an insult. Not happy at all.



The museum was ok but has lost a lot of exhibitions from the past.



Most of the artefacts must be under storage for sure.

Roof ripoff restaurant. Don’t buy the Murray cod. The smallest dish ever for $26.00



Rip off roof restaurant.



The chief and kitchen should be ashamed of themselves. My dish was an insult. Not happy at all.



The museum was ok but has lost a lot of exhibitions from the past.



Most of the artefacts must be under storage for sure.

Roof ripoff restaurant. Don’t buy the Murray cod. The smallest dish ever for $26.00



Rip off roof restaurant.



The chief and kitchen should be ashamed of themselves. My dish was an insult. Not happy at all.



The museum was ok but has lost a lot of exhibitions from the past.



Most of the artefacts must be under storage for sure.

Roof ripoff restaurant. Don’t buy the Murray cod. The smallest dish ever for $26.00



Rip off roof restaurant.



The chief and kitchen should be ashamed of themselves. My dish was an insult. Not happy at all.



The museum was ok but has lost a lot of exhibitions from the past.



Most of the artefacts must be under storage for sure.