It is one of the oldest and most popular museums in South Africa, and as the only natural science museum in South Africa that falls under a local government, the municipality of ethekwini, it has dynamic and innovative research and education programs with a particular focus on biodiversity conservation and the environment. City Hall in realistic designs, which depicts an unrivaled collection of small and large mammals, and a variety of African birds, including a fossilized egg of an elephant bird dating back to the time of the dinosaurs, the largest bird ever seen in the world, as well as the "Kwanunu Insect Arcades" Where you can examine some of the 750,000 species of insects that have been recognized on Earth, and a variety of reptiles and amphibians in their natural habitats, there is also a wide range of exciting educational programs for children and adults.