The hidden architecture of underwater kelp forests
In short: Go behind the scenes at London's Natural History Museum to see how scientists are recreating complex marine ecosystems for a new public display.
The video follows Professor Juliet Brodie and her research team as they develop a large-scale kelp forest exhibit for Hintze Hall. This project aims to bring the intricate world of seaweeds to life within the museum's permanent collection, which houses over 80 million diverse specimens.
By showcasing these underwater environments, the museum highlights the biological importance of seaweed while providing a glimpse into the meticulous work required to preserve and display natural history.
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