it's a very amazing place specially the part about human origins is really interesting. it's pretty amazing that the data they present is that chimps have 99,4% of DNA in common with humans. 
I mean i knew it was alot of DNA in common but didn't think was that much. 99,4% means that what's different is just 0,6% . I'm really courios also if anyone did any resarch about which genes are in this 0,6 % in common, and if yes what are etc.. there's a really interestinghe taxonomic classification, but talks also about behaviour. That's the book is sudgested in the video: Chimpanzee Politics: Power and Sex among Apes
by Frans de Waal. There's an interstenting part about interview as well that can be view. in the beginning the video it is more about evolution: - specialy the interactive demonstration/simulation about natural selection.
- social learning in primates, video. they focus a bit with the role of playing and how it is realate with learning. also the role of imitation in learning.
- evolution or modern human, video.
- human origins , video .
- how does evolution work , video.
- quiete surprised to see that a whale went into the thames in London. interview with the guy that rescued the whale.
the part i enjoed the mostis the photographic exposition.
according to me that's the most impressive picture.
