Zoological museums are specialized institutions that focus on the study and display of animal life. They house collections of preserved specimens, including taxidermy, skeletons, and biological samples, which help researchers and the public learn about biodiversity, evolution, and conservation. These museums often feature exhibits that showcase various animal species, their habitats, and their roles in ecosystems. In addition to exhibits, zoological museums may offer educational programs, workshops, and guided tours to engage visitors of all ages. They often collaborate with institutions like universities and conservation organizations to promote awareness about endangered species and the importance of protecting wildlife and their habitats.