The Skeleton Parade The Gallery of Paleontology and Comparative Anatomy at the National Museum of Natural History of France has one essential distinctive feature, which we want to tell about.</p>

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The gallery itself is located on the territory of the Botanical Garden capital Cities. The museum presents skeletons to visitors of almost all representatives of vertebrates that live at the moment. Most of the skeletons were collected during research expeditions that took place in the XVIII-XIX centuries. At the moment, there are over a thousand skeletons in the gallery of paleontology and comparative anatomy. Why is the gallery also called the parade of skeletons? Absolutely all the samples are turned with their heads in one direction, which creates the feeling that they are going on the parade.

Skeleton Parade

The gallery itself is located within the capital's botanical garden. This museum presents to visitors skeletons of nearly all existing species of vertebrates on Earth today. Most of these skeletons were collected during research expeditions conducted in the 18th and 19th centuries. Currently, the Paleontology and Comparative Anatomy Gallery houses over a thousand skeletons. But why is this gallery also called the "Parade of Skeletons"? Well, that's because all the exhibits are arranged so that their heads are facing in the same direction, creating the illusion that they are marching in a parade.

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