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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 Gobi Fossil Reshapes the Mammal Family Tree Decades after discovery of extraordinary fossil, scientists are rethinking how early mammals evolved during the Cretaceous.
News & Blogs Study Sheds Light on Mysterious Glowing Fireworms Seen by Christopher Columbus The bioluminescent mating displays of Bermuda fireworms are precisely timed with lunar cycles. August 8, 2018 News & Blogs Ancient Artifacts from the Ancestral Puebloan Peoples Artifacts from Pueblo Bonito offer insights into the daily life and ceremonial practices of the ancient Chacoan people. August 7, 2018 News & Blogs A Guide to Sharks at the Museum Explore the fascinating world of sharks, their biology, behavior, and the specimens showcased in the Museum's exhibits. July 26, 2018 News & Blogs Largest Dinosaur Foot Ever Found Belonged to Brachiosaurus Relative The largest dinosaur foot ever found belonged to a relative of Brachiosaurus. July 24, 2018 News & Blogs Bright Colors Let Milksnakes Hide in Plain Sight The bright colors of milksnakes mimic venomous species, an effective camouflage against predators. June 29, 2018 News & Blogs A New Way to Study Extinct Animals’ Diets Discover a new approach to studying the diets of extinct animals, offering fresh insights into their ecology and behavior. June 27, 2018 News & Blogs Antarctica’s Wealth of Ammonites Antarctica is renowned for its rich ammonite fossil sites. June 22, 2018 News & Blogs New Species of Snail-Eating Snakes Discovered in Ecuador and Peru Unique adaptations of snail-eating snakes in Peru’s forests reveal their role in the ecosystem. June 14, 2018 News & Blogs Decoding the Honey Bee’s “Waggle Dance” Honey bees communicate through the waggle dance, revealing directions and distances to food sources for their hive. June 6, 2018 News & Blogs What to Expect When Diving in a Submersible Dive into the submersible exhibit, showcasing the technology and science used to explore the deepest parts of the ocean. May 30, 2018 News & Blogs New Tools for Monitoring Arctic Wildlife Discover innovative tools developed for tracking and studying Arctic wildlife to enhance conservation efforts. May 21, 2018 News & Blogs Does Green Blood Give Some Lizards an Edge? Investigate the phenomenon of green-blooded lizards and how this unique trait may give them an evolutionary advantage. May 15, 2018
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