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News & Blogs Study Suggests Some Catfish Can Sniff Research describing unique sensory mechanism in a Congo Basin catfish species wins award. News & Blogs New Study Asks: “Where Are the Tiny Dinosaurs?” Research suggests that competition with mammals may explain why non-bird dinosaurs never evolved into truly tiny animals.
News & Blogs Unusual Genome of Tube Anemones Surprises Researchers Explore research on the mitogenomes of tube anemones and their implications for understanding evolutionary relationships. April 15, 2019 News & Blogs How T. rex Lost Its Third Claw The Museum’s T. rex was once featured three claws on its forelimbs, but today it sports only two. April 4, 2019 News & Blogs How Do Scientists Study Young T. rex? Scientists study young T. rex fossils to uncover details about their growth and behavior. March 18, 2019 News & Blogs New Study Finds Extinct Weasel Relative’s Skull Resembled American Badger’s Fossils of an extinct weasel, related to the American badger, reveal fascinating evolutionary history. March 13, 2019 News & Blogs How Did T. rex Get So Big? Explore the growth patterns and biology that enabled Tyrannosaurus rex to become one of the largest land predators. March 7, 2019 News & Blogs Crocodiles’ Last Meal Reveals Three New Extinct Species Discover how the last meal of an ancient crocodile led to the identification of three new extinct species. March 6, 2019 News & Blogs Astronomers Discover 3-Billion-Year-Old Ringed White Dwarf Discover a 3-billion-year-old ringed white dwarf and what it reveals about the life cycles of stars. February 21, 2019 News & Blogs Overwintering in the Backyard Explore how local wildlife adapts to winter conditions in your own backyard. February 11, 2019 News & Blogs Why Howe Quarry is Among North America's Most Important Fossil Sites Discover why Howe Quarry ranks among North America’s most significant fossil sites, offering insights into prehistoric life. January 30, 2019 News & Blogs Mammoth or Mastodon? Explore the distinctions between mammoths and mastodons, including differences in their teeth, skulls, and habitats. January 24, 2019 News & Blogs A Cotton Coat Made by Japan's Ainu People Learn about the intricate craftsmanship of the Ainu people through a traditional cotton coat from Japan. January 17, 2019 News & Blogs The Glowing Hawksbill Sea Turtle The endangered Hawksbill sea turtle glows in vibrant colors under certain light conditions. January 9, 2019
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