Natural History Museum - What's on: cheese and wine night | a fish called Gollum

Happy World Oceans Day The Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition shines a spotlight on thought-provoking images that explore animal behaviour and invite the viewer to learn more about the natural world. The above photograph by Audun Rikardsen shows a male killer whale hunting herring. Killer whales are the largest members of the dolphin family.  Don't miss your chance to see Wildlife Photographer of the Year and discover more about animals and their habitats. Exhibition closes 30 June. Book online and save Become a Member: Your support helps us to tackle some of the most urgent challenges facing our oceans. Members also enjoy free entry to all exhibitions, queue jumping, private views and more. Find out more > This month Museum of the Moon Stand beneath Luke Jerram’s six-metre model of the Moon and marvel at its detailed NASA imagery. Free for everyone. Plus explore our programme of space-themed events this summer, from concerts to family yoga and much more. Find out more   Join us for this month's Lates A natural way to start the weekend. We're open late on the last Friday of every month for talks, pop-up science stations, behind-the-scenes tours and much more. Friday 28 June 18.00-22.00 Find out more Evening events

See DJ Yoda DJ Yoda and House Gospel Choir Soundsystem will be performing in Hintze Hall on 2nd August. Book tickets     Cheese and Wine under the Moon Join us for a special evening of cheese and wine tasting underneath an installation of the Moon View the event Want to explore all our evening events? Browse all evening events now Latest stories from the natural world New species of subterranean fish The new fish has been named after Gollum from The Lord of the Rings character. Find out why. >   Are seahorses the ocean's quirkiest fish? Seahorses look and act quite unlike most other fish - for a start, swimming is not their forte. >   How Malaysia lost its rhinos The last male rhino in Malaysia has died - here's how it happened. >