BODY WORLDS of Animals offers a groundbreaking exploration of animal anatomy, created by scientist Gunther von Hagens and curator Angelina Whalley. This unique exhibition allows the public to gain unprecedented insights into the design of our animal relatives, captivating even veterinary professionals. By showcasing real, anatomically prepared animal bodies, it transforms the concept of death into a powerful educational tool, fostering awareness about species conservation. The 139-page catalog features extraordinary anatomical specimens preserved using innovative techniques developed by von Hagens. It includes detailed medical and anatomical information on various animals, such as bears, elephants, and yaks, alongside engaging articles covering bones, muscles, the nervous system, and organs. Chapters delve into the history of the exhibition, the process of Plastination, and animal anatomy, including topics like the skeletal system, muscular system, nervous system, respiratory system, cardiovascular system, digestive system, excretory system, and reproductive system. The catalog is attractively designed and fully illustrated in color, matching the original exhibition in both fascination and educational quality.
