Belgian mussels have developed stronger shells over the last hundred years. More calcareous shells protect them better from crabs’ claws and seagulls’ beaks. These predators have increased significantly in number during the last fifty years.
News
BUY YOUR TICKETS ONLINE
21/09/2021
Belgian mussels developed stronger shells
post by
Siska Van Parys
12/09/2021
Iconic Belgica gets second life as Ukrainian research vessel
post by
Kelle MoreauOn 13 September 2021, the agreement was signed for the transfer of the legendary research vessel Belgica from the Belgian to the Ukrainian authorities. A few days later, the ship will start her journey to her new home base in Odessa.
Categories:
Scientific News
06/09/2021
Belgian researchers name four new beetle species from Honduras after deceased environmentalists
post by
Kelle MoreauBiologists from the Belgian non-profit organisation Biodiversity Inventory for Conservation (BINCO) and the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences have discovered four new species of longhorn beetle in a critically endangered Honduran cloud forest.
Categories:
Scientific News
27/08/2021
Dag van het Leopold Park
post by
Alexandra BadilaIn the pas 150 years the Museum of Natural Sciences has been a landmark in the Brussels Park Leopold. To give you a taste of what's to come in the Museum, we are organising several workshops during the Park Leopold Day on Saturday 4 September.
25/08/2021
WISENIGHT: European Researchers Night at the Museum
post by
Siska Van ParysJoin us in Brussels for the free two-day science festival WiseNight: marvel at the wonders of land, water and space research and discover what being a scientist is all about! The festival is part of the European Researchers’ Night, taking place everyw
Pages
BUY YOUR TICKETS ONLINE
Museum
Vautierstreet, 29
1000 Brussels
+32 (0)2 627 42 11
Calendar & Newsletter
#naturalsciencesbrussels
You’ve visited our Museum or our research institute? Post your pictures and videos using #naturalsciencesbrussels!
Follow us on 
Follow us on
Our partners
