The Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum in Frankfurt is one of the largest natural history museums in Germany and shows the variety of life today and the evolution of creatures and transformation of our earth over millions of years. Behind the museum is the research network of the Senckenberg Society for Nature Research, which presents new research findings from all areas of biology, paleontology, and geology in the museum. In an impressive manner, the museum showcases more than 10,000 extraordinary exhibits, including the largest collection of dinosaur species in Germany. In addition to the giant dinosaurs, the Senckenberg exhibition also features countless beetles and shimmering butterflies, a colorful bird world, and the amazing inhabitants of the seas. A highlight of the museum is the themed areas "Deep Sea" and "Marine Research," as well as the representation of an Indonesian coral reef, which make the incredible underwater habitat experienceable with all the senses. The "Aha?! Science Lab" is the interactive area of the Senckenberg Natural History Museum in Frankfurt. Here, both young and old visitors can get actively involved: examining fascinating objects from nature, assisting with real research projects, and engaging in conversations with Senckenberg scientists.