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News & Blogs Studies Reveal Fish Biofluorescence Dates Back 112 Million Years Fish biofluorescence evolved more than 100 times, has ties to coral reefs, and involves more colors than previously thought. News & Blogs Astronomers Find Complex Atmosphere on a Starless World James Webb Space Telescope data provide evidence of cloud layers and more on an isolated object 13 times the mass of Jupiter.

 

News & Blogs Ancient “Marsupial Sabertooth” Likely Saw in 3D Uncover how ancient marsupial sabertooths likely had 3D vision, shedding light on their predatory adaptations. March 21, 2023 News & Blogs New Atlas of Insect Respiratory Systems Produced Using CT Scanning CT scanning was used to create a detailed atlas of insect respiratory systems, advancing our knowledge of insect biology. March 17, 2023 News & Blogs Museum Researchers Describe New Species of Nocturnal Primate Learn about the discovery of a new pygmy loris species, shedding light on its unique traits and conservation needs. March 13, 2023 News & Blogs Catfish Described by Museum Researchers Highlighted in New Species Report Explore the discovery of a new catfish species, highlighting its unique features and the methods used to identify it. March 3, 2023 News & Blogs Astronomer Jackie Faherty Awarded NSF CAREER Grant Celebrate Museum scientist Jackie Faherty's NSF CAREER grant, advancing research and educational initiatives in astronomy. February 9, 2023 News & Blogs Researchers Count Body Segments of 1,500 Trilobite Species Study of trilobite fossils reveals patterns in body segmentation, shedding light on arthropod evolution. January 6, 2023 News & Blogs Glassfrogs Hide Red Blood Cells in Liver to “Disappear” New study shows glassfrogs achieve transparency by storing red blood cells in uniquely reflective livers. December 22, 2022 News & Blogs Study Reveals Potential Water Worlds in Kepler-138 System Study suggests exoplanets Kepler-138c and Kepler-138d may be water-rich worlds, expanding our understanding of planetary composition. December 15, 2022 News & Blogs Researchers Produce First Taxonomy for Placozoan Phylum The first detailed taxonomy of the Placozoan phylum reveals new insights into the diversity of these simple organisms. December 9, 2022 News & Blogs Fish Full of Antifreeze Protein Found Off Greenland Discover the incredible antifreeze proteins in fish that enable them to survive and thrive in freezing polar waters. August 16, 2022 News & Blogs Study Finds T. rex Should Remain One Species Investigate whether T. rex represents a single species or a group, exploring the latest fossil evidence and debates. July 25, 2022 News & Blogs Ancient Fossils Suggest How Giraffes Evolved Long Necks Giraffe necks evolved not only for feeding on tall trees but also for male combat. June 3, 2022
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