Animal Inside Out at The Perot Museum

Photo credit: The Perot Museum of Nature and Science

Get under nature's skin at The Perot Museum of Nature and Science with ANIMAL INSIDE OUT, a BODY WORLDS Production.

September 18-21, members enjoy exclusive preview days and the exhibit officially opens to the public on Sunday, September 22.



Explore the intricate biology, zoology and physiology of the world's most spectacular creatures, in this fascinating new exhibition by BODY WORLDS creator, anatomist Dr. Gunther von Hagens.

This new exhibit takes visitors on an anatomical safari of approximately 100 specimens. Each animal is painstakingly preserved by the remarkable process of Plastination, invented by Dr. von Hagens.

From goats to crocodiles and octopuses to ostriches, visitors will discover the form and function of the animals both exotic and familiar. Animal biology text books spring to life in this unforgettable museum learning experience.

For more information about ANIMAL INSIDE OUT, visit AnimalInsideOut.com

Admission:
This is a time ticked exhibition and ticket prices include access to general admission exhibit halls. The exhibit is located on the Lower Level of the Perot Museum, in the Jan and Trevor Rees-Jones Exhibition Hall.

For more information about tickets, group rates and museum hours, visit PerotMuseum.org