Following in the footsteps of Ben Stiller's film, the Natural History Museum has decided to throw its doors open for the public to explore its numerous collections at night.
Walking down the gothic corridors, visitors will come face to face with two Barbary lions jaws excavated from the moat of the Tower of London
The public will have a unique chance to meet world-class researchers and talk to them about the genetic make-up of some of the species on display, such as the Chinese river dolphin declared extinct three years ago
The Museum's curator has decided to give the guests a unique access for just one night to observe the sparkling colours of Coleoptera collection of beetles in different shapes and sizes
Curious visitors can find out how a domestic cat, embalmed and wrapped as a religious offering, found its way into the exhibition
The event is called After Hours: Science Uncovered and will take place at the Natural History Museum on Friday 24th September for one night only
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