MAZATLAN - In 2024
It brings with it exciting news for marine life and culture lovers: The National Whale Museum (NUNMBA) will move into Mazatlan's Observatorio 1873 tourist park, offering an impressive display of its vast collection.
The MUNMBA is recognized for having the most extensive collection of marine osteology from the Sea of Cortez in Latin America. This exhibit will highlight specimens such as gray whales, different types of dolphins, turtles, and many other fascinating marine species.
Exhibition at a Glance
According to the environmental portal Son Playas, the first stage of the exhibition will provide 29 skeletons of mega marine fauna, mainly cetaceans. Visitors will be able to marvel at the skeletal pieces of cetaceans such as blue, minke and fin whales, a sperm whale and various types of dolphins. In addition, the collection includes sea turtles and pinnipeds such as seals, sea lions and elephant seals.
When will we be able to visit?
Although we know that the exhibition will take place in 2024, the exact date has not yet been revealed by MUNMBA or the 1873 Observatory. Stay tuned so you don't miss this unique opportunity to explore the wonders of marine megafauna!
About the Whale and Marine Science Museum
The Whale Museum and Marine Sciences of La Paz is an institution dedicated to spreading knowledge about marine megafauna, promoting their research, study, rescue and conservation of marine ecosystems. Its mission is to educate and raise public awareness about the importance of preserving our oceans and the life they harbor.
Conclusion
The arrival of the Whale Museum in Mazatlan promises to be a must-see event for all those interested in marine biology and conservation. Don't miss the opportunity to visit this exhibit and learn more about the incredible creatures that inhabit our seas. See you in 2024 at the 1873 Observatory!
