Body Worlds Vital - Australasia Tour

The human body is the most complex machine in the world. Educating young and old. Visit BODY WORLDS Vital on now at Melbourne Showgrounds.

Are you a teacher? BODY WORLDS Vital is offering FREE preview tours for Australian school teachers. Register your interest and discover how this educational exhibition fits into your curriculum. https://www.bodyworldsvital.com/schools/< br>

Enthralling and thought-provoking, Body Worlds Vital makes us think about life's big questions.

Up close and personal - see the details for yourself at Body Worlds Vital. Photo credit: Rachel Spillane

The New Zealand Herald talked to Dr Angelina Whalley about what makes Body Worlds Vital different.

Two weeks down at Body Worlds Vital. 45 million people worldwide have experienced Body Worlds - now it's your chance, book your tickets today!

Curious about Body Worlds Vital? Here’s your chance to go behind the curtain. We answer questions on the plastination process, why people donate their bodies to education and what kids think about the exhibit.

The Spinoff calls Body Worlds Vital "a profound exercise in mortality, and a meditation on the impossible miracle of life" - find out why below.

NZ Herald sits down with Christian Luger from Body Worlds to reveal more about this exciting exhibition. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle-video /news/video.cfm…

Curious about Body Worlds? TV3’s The Project gives New Zealanders a sneak peek. See an interview with Dr Angelina Whalley, the exhibition’s curator.
Join Jeremy Corbett and the co-hosts on this episode of The Project available to stream now! (starts 25m20) https://www.threenow.co.nz/‚Ķ/friday-20‚ Ķ/S1173-784/M20925-267

Inspire a lifetime of learning for your kids these school holidays with a truly memorable experience.

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It's just one week before Body Worlds Vital opens its doors for the first time ever in New Zealand! https://www.bodyworldsvital.com/

Smile! It’s easier than frowning. A smile takes 20 muscles while a frown takes 40.

The bodies donated to our exhibit go through a process called plastination - this takes a whole year to complete!

Free preview tours for NZ School Teachers! https://www.bodyworldsvital.com/visitor-i nformation/schools/

Have seen the original in the US many years ago and this pales in comparison. Found it to be more like a school project and a bit preachy. No explanation of the plastination process. Would give this one miss.

Have seen the original in the US many years ago and this pales in comparison. Found it to be more like a school project and a bit preachy. No explanation of the plastination process. Would give this one miss.