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Famous First Reptile Fossil Wasn’t a Reptile After All Study uncovers gills and fish-like teeth in 345-million-year-old fossil, upending long-held ideas on origins of reptiles. New Study Points to Bats Originating in Europe New bat genome and fossil study, the largest ever, finds bats likely originated in Europe around 65 million years ago before goi
Using Shark-Teeth Tools to Track Changes in Biodiversity Ancient shark tooth weapons offer clues about marine ecosystems and human history. July 31, 2019 Parasitic Flies Reveal Insights About Bahamian Bats Investigate the relationship between parasitic flies and Bahamian bats: insights into co-evolution and ecological impact. July 29, 2019 A Guide to Visualizing the Universe in the Hayden Planetarium Explore the Hayden Planetarium's universe guide, featuring stunning visualizations and insights into the cosmos. July 19, 2019 The Scientific Legacy of the Apollo 11 Mission The enduring contributions of Apollo 11 range from lunar samples to advancements in space exploration technologies. July 8, 2019 Large Sea Snakes, Giant Catfish Once Swam in the Sahara Explore surprising connections between sea snakes, catfish, and the Sahara Desert. July 8, 2019 New Research Upends Relationships Among Sloth Species New molecular studies challenge previous understandings of sloth evolutionary relationships. June 27, 2019 Sea Anemones Evolved to Host Clownfish Three Times in History Research reveals that sea anemones independently evolved the ability to host clownfish three separate times in their history. June 26, 2019 What Fossils Reveal About T. rex Hunting Habits Discover how fossilized remains provide clues about the predatory behaviors and feeding patterns of Tyrannosaurus rex. June 14, 2019 What Fossilized Scat Shows About T. rex Bite Analysis of coprolites uncovers evidence of T. rex's powerful bite and feeding habits. June 14, 2019 Glass Models of Microbes Reveal Invisible World Glass models reveal the intricate and often unseen world of microbes, showcasing their beauty and scientific importance. June 4, 2019 120-Year-Old Siberian Parka on Display in Grand Gallery The Yupik ceremonial gut parka was made from marine mammal intestines. May 29, 2019 Analyzing Radiocarbon in Coral, Researchers Look Back On 400 Years of Monsoons Investigate how radiocarbon analysis of coral helps reconstruct past ocean conditions and climate change over millennia. May 15, 2019
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