So much joy strolling around here. I felt like one among the little kids running around, being wowed and excited at the wonders of life. I took a few biology and geology courses in college so I knew bits of stuff here and there, but I have to echo other reviewers that the story telling on the evolution of life was top notch. I didn't know stones and rocks and bones could be so fascinating. The current arrangement of the geological museum has three floors. The first floor was about the evolutionary timeline of life on Earth, the second was on rock collection and history of the ocean, and the top was planet science. Lots of things to see, touch, think and be in awe. Although the bulk of the museum is quite general in knowledge, you'd be certain to find one or two things that blew your mind. I could really appreciate the efforts to make the space educative and fun while maintaining a very high quality collection. That's said, I liked the geological side a bit more than the zoological one, which I think has some scope of improvement further.