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Museo de Anatomopatolgia Veterinaria

Museum of Pathological Anatomy

Three-legged chickens, cats born with 1 eye, organs destroyed by tapeworms, these are just a few of the gross biological deviances that you'll see on display in this very strange and unsettling museum. Guided tours available.

Address: Av. Universidad 3000
Getting there: Metro to Universidad
Hours: Daily 08ː30 - 19ː30
Price: Free
Website: fmvz.unam.mx (opens in a new tab)

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