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welcome to q rius q rius skip to main content scan qr code toggle menu browse the collections discipline menu return to home expand anthropology section all anthropology expand collections wall section all wall objects case a case b case c case d case e case f case g case h case i expand culture section all culture art and performance ceremonial and ritual clothing and accessories containers and utensils games toys and leisure hunting fishing weapons and tools writing and numbers expand human skeletal anatomy section all human skeletal anatomy fossil humans and non human primates expand botany section all botany expand collections wall section all wall objects case a case b case c case d case e case f case g case h case i algae ferns and fern allies flowering plants dicots legumes cacti sunflowers flowering plants monocots grasses palms orchids gymnosperms conifers cycads gingkos lichens mosses and relatives expand entomology section all entomology expand collections wall section all wall objects case a case b case c case d case e case f case g case h case i ants bees and wasps beetles butterflies and moths dragonflies and damselflies grasshoppers crickets and katydids true bugs and relatives true flies all other insects centipedes and millipedes spiders scorpions and relatives expand invertebrate zoology section all invertebrate zoology expand collections wall section all wall objects case a case b case c case d case e case f case g case h case i clams scallops mussels and oysters corals anemones jellyfishes and relatives crabs barnacles horseshoe crabs and relatives sea urchins sea stars sea cucumbers and relatives snails and slugs sponges squids octopuses nautiluses and cuttlefishes worms and other invertebrates expand mineral sciences section all mineral sciences expand collections wall section all wall objects case a case b case c case d case e case f case g case h case i igneous pumices lavas granites metamorphic gneisses slates schists sedimentary sandstones shales limestones rock features weathering concretions mudcracks minerals quartzes pyrites gypsums native elements sulfurs coppers meteorites expand paleobiology section all paleobiology expand collections wall section all wall objects case a case b case c case d case e case f case g case h case i case j brachiopods and bryozoans clams snails and ammonites dinosaurs and other reptiles fossil mammals microscopic foraminifera and all other fossils plants ferns conifers flowering plants sea urchins and crinoids sharks and fishes trilobites barnacles crabs and insects expand vertebrate zoology section all vertebrate zoology expand collections wall section all wall objects case a case b case c case d case e case f case g case h case i case j case k case l case m case n expand birds section all birds birds of prey ducks geese and swans grouse pheasants turkeys and relatives hummingbirds and swifts pigeons and doves seabirds waders and shorebirds songbirds woodpeckers and relatives all other birds expand fishes amphibians and reptiles section all fishes amphibians and reptiles herrings carp minnows catfishes salmon and trout pike bass and sunfishes sharks rays and relatives toadfishes and anglerfishes all other fishes alligators crocodiles and relatives frogs toads salamanders and relatives lizards and snakes turtles and tortoises expand mammals section all mammals bats bears dogs cats and relatives deer horses and other hooved mammals monkeys and apes rabbits hares and relatives rats beavers and other rodents seals porpoises and other marine mammals shrews and moles all other mammals welcome to q rius q rius pronounced curious is an interactive and experimental learning space that brings the unique assets of the smithsonian s national museum of natural history out from behind the scenes 6 000 objects to explore browse the collection learn how to explore the space image you can explore this american hoverfly and 6 000 other items view object image you can explore this carnival lion mask and 6 000 other items view object fri sat 1 00 pm 4 00 pm notices q rius will be closed no regular public hours on friday august 21 and saturday august 22 2026 sign up for our newsletter donate terms of use privacy statement press accessiblity contact us arrow
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