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Find out how Lisa’s work impacts the health of communities.
Can poisons be used for good? Yes, and Robert will tell you why.
Take a peek inside two paleontologists' scrapbook.
Do you dig the Earth? If so, you'll want to meet Ed.
Tracking a gorilla can get hairy. Literally. Just ask George Amato.
Find out why Alice in Wonderland is Mandë's favorite poison story.
Come explore three different rain forest habitats.
Watch these videos to explore Felicity's work as a conservation biologist.
Einstein believed that messing up was a part of being successful-an idea that, itself, has proven relevance.
Find out how paleontologist John Flynn answered kids' questions.
Ancient trash or ancient treasure? This archaeologist tells us which he prefers.
What does this marine biologist like most about her work? Find out!
What does Chris like most about studying reptiles and amphibians? Find out!
Why does this scientist love studying tiny living things called microbes?
Ross MacPhee has always loved dirt. To him it means the opportunity to find lost things — from bones and teeth to pirate treasure.
Dive into the oceans with an ichthyologist.
Visit a scientist's lab to see how he creates a magma chamber!
Visit three national parks and monuments. What can you discover with just your eyes?
Find out from a zooarchaeologist how humans have tamed and bred horses.
Find out how the Big Bang Theory came to be.
Challenge your friends to this Mesozoic Era card game.
Who will be the first to diversify their gut microbiome and win?
Find out why a ball thrown in the air will return to the ground.
Meet six rocks that travelled to the Museum from places like Mexico, Scotland, and even outer space.
Meet some of the more unusual members of T. rex and Velociraptor's family tree.
Volcanoes, tsunamis, earthquakes... Examine how plate tectonics affect our world!
In this interview, meet the cast of a titanosaur, one of the largest dinosaurs ever found!
With its swirling column of wind, a tornado is one of nature’s most destructive storms.
Find out what makes the Sun glow, and other amazing facts, in an up-close interview with the Sun.
Put on these handmade masks or puppets and tell your own mythic tale.
Discover where starry-eyed Neil has followed his curiosity.
Discover the intriguing facts and artifacts that Chuck has unearthed.
Meet a scientist who studies Korean culture.
Do fresh water and salt water mix? Find out in this experiment.
Take a world-wide tour of biodiversity with three scientists.
Explore how Eleanor is protecting the world's animals and plants.
What kind of person becomes an ichthyologist, a scientist who studies fish?
Watch two stories from ancient Greece that are animated as if they are vase paintings come to life.
Earthquakes are happening all the time. Find out what makes the earth shake.
How do simple storms turn into swirling hurricanes?
Find out what causes volcanoes to erupt and how scientists study them.
Paleontologist Mark Norell answers questions about T. rex.
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