American Museum of Natural History: All Exhibitions

Giant tardigrades of 3 meters coexist with an Australian humpback whale of 6 meters in this exhibition which highlights the extreme adaptations of life on Earth. Underwater hunters, celestial divers, and radiation-resistant organisms reveal millions of years of evolution for breathing, reproducing, and hunting like nowhere else. Meet familiar species that have become fantastically strange, with glowing reefs dancing under the moon. Open from January 23 to March 24, 2026 at the American Museum of Natural History, it requires an additional ticket. A unique celebration of biodiversity on the edge of the possible where nature surpasses imagination.