Investigate the mystery of human anatomy and physiology in this first-of-its-kind exhibit. Using the groundbreaking preservation process of Plastination, BODY WORLDS illustrates the vulnerability and wonder of the human body by showcasing nearly 200 real human specimens and more than 20 whole-body plastinates.

This fascinating exhibit allows educators and students to:

• Experience anatomy system by system, which aids understanding of the independent functions of each and how they fit within the body.
• Compare healthy and diseased organs - such as a healthy liver to one showing hepatocirrhosis and non-smoker lungs to smoker's lungs.
• See whole-body specimens without skin revealing the intricacies of bones muscles, tendons, nerves, blood vessels and organs. Detailed written descriptions accompany all specimens for maximum educational value. Please note that eyes and genitals remain on whole-body specimens.
• Appreciate these systems in life-like poses, which illustrates how our bodies are structured and how they function during everyday activities.

Nearly 25 million people worldwide, including thousands of teachers and students, have seen BODY WORLDS. We invite you to be part of this amazing experience.

• Preview BODY WORLDS free of charge during our special Educator Night, Thursday, January 24, 4pm - 7pm. Register by calling 414-278-2714.
• Download our Teacher's Guide booklet in PDF format.

Bring your class! Reserve tickets by calling 414-278-2714 or 888-700-9069.

This exhibition is recommended for grades 6 and up.

• Registered school group ticket rate: $11
• On Mondays Milwaukee County Schools group ticket rate: $7
• One free teacher admission with every 10 paid tickets
• Combine your visit with the IMAX® film The Human Body and save: Exhibit and IMAX(r) Group Combo: $15
• 1 adult is required for every 10 students attending BODY WORLDS. Teachers/chaperones must stay with their students at all times.
• We recommend using the BODY WORLDS teacher resources when preparing for your fieldtrip. Students who are required to answer written questions about the exhibit gain more knowledge and understanding of the subject matter. Please provide your students with clipboards to complete their assignments. Writing on the display cases is not allowed.
• We ask your cooperation in ensuring a quality experience for all of our visitors by reminding students to remain quiet and respectful during their visit. Any groups that are disruptive will be asked to leave the exhibit. No refunds will be given.