May 17, 2023
By Mekhala Joshi
This wonderful Dog Collar Museum allows all dog lovers to see how how canine neckwear has evolved over the last five centuries. This museum boasts of 130 dog collars, of which 30 have been discovered recently and haven't previously been on display.
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Learn more about the evolution of toilets, from technology to toilet etiquette and social customs, in this wonderfully weird toilet museum located in New Delhi, India.
Image source: Sulabh International Toilet Museum Official Website
Founded by the makers of the world’s first instant noodles, this museum will help you understand the history of instant noodles, teach you how to think creatively and give you a chance to create your very own one-of-a-kind cup noodles package.
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The visitors of this museum will be able to see lawnmowers used by famous people and manufactured by companies like that do not typically manufacture gardening goods.
Image source: British Lawnmower Museum Official Website
This Mustard Museum has over 6,090 jars of mustard from 70 odd countries that pay homage to this condiment. This museum also hosts events and gatherings like the World-Wide Mustard Competition.
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Established in 1993, the Bunny Museum, to date, boasts of 45,737 bunny objects. The museum aims at helping visitors understand the contribution of bunnies in our everyday lives from art, entertainment, fashion and so on.
Image source: The Bunny Museum Official Website
Parasites live on or in the host and get food at the expense of the host. About 60,000 parasite specimens, including 1,500 different types of specimens, have been kept in this museum. People can also spend time learning about the life cycle of these parasites and the symptoms they cause in humans upon infection.
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