If you're a fossil nut like Ross Geller who works at the natural history museum in the sitcom FRIENDS, there is a virtual tour that must make it to your weekend binge list. Having been to the magnificent Natural History Museum in London a decade ago, we still have fascinating recollections of being wowed by the giant-sized dinosaur fossils in particular since nothing really prepares you for the Jurassic grandeur, and then it’s a no-brainer to believe why they once lorded over our planet.

So, on World Biodiversity Day, which was yesterday, we decided to revisit those memories and make some new ones. It’s easy to get caught in the web of its multiple displays. Check out audio tours of the Hintze Hall’s star exhibits by none other than Sir David Attenborough, including a look at Hope, the giant blue whale; we remember craning our neck to soak in the sheer size of this display that is suspended from the ceiling.