MUNBA Rooms
Exhibits
The National Whale Museum (MUNBA) is a place to immerse yourself in the fascinating world of cetaceans, from the majestic whales to the friendly dolphins.
As a visitor you will acquire a deep understanding of their life history through sensory experiences, interactive exhibits and one of the most diverse collections of cetacean skeletons in Mexico and Latin America.
Tuesday-Sunday: 10 AM - 17 PM
In this room you will learn about cetaceans (whales, dolphins and porpoises), their origin and evolutionary stages in geological time.
Dolphin social structures, history, survival strategy, development of their intelligence and echolocation and communication system.
Different physiological and physical adaptations of cetaceans to the marine environment, with the objective of achieving a comparison with our nature as mammals to generate empathy.
Important role played by top predators in marine ecosystems, as well as the trophic cascade effect: powerful indirect interactions between predators and prey that can affect entire ecosystems.
The Sperm Whale, known as the "King of the Abyss", is a majestic marine giant. With its impressive size and deep diving abilities, it rules the oceans with power and mystery.
Discover "The Hunt for Leviathan": a fascinating video mapping that immerses you in an immersive experience, exploring history through a visually stunning timeline.
World of baleen whales. The common thread is plankton, oxygen production and carbon sequestration. Economic value of whales.
An interactive laboratory for environmental projects and a cozy reading room, offering a comfortable space to develop experiments and enjoy reading.
Immerse yourself in Thalassa's Journey: immersive video mapping that reveals the epic migrations and challenges faced by the majestic humpback whale - an experience that will captivate you!
"Wandering giants: A tribute to the humpback whale, the majestic species that dominates the waters of Mazatlan with its imposing presence and spectacular acrobatics."
Intention to send a message of hope about the future of cetaceans through individual action Exhibition on vaquita: the smallest cetacean; it inhabits Mexican waters and is in danger of extinction.
Kelp forests, the hidden giants of our oceans. Learn more
