News & Blogs

The Museum's Blue Whale Model Discover the intricate renovation process of the iconic blue whale model, preserving its legacy for future generations. May 17, 2013 All about Periodical Cicadas Periodical cicadas' life cycles and emergence patterns highlight their unique survival strategies. May 10, 2013 Whale Shark: The World’s Largest Fish The whale shark, reaching lengths up to 40 feet, holds the title of the largest fish species, feeding primarily on plankton. May 6, 2013 Preserving Potato Diversity in Peru Explore the cultural and agricultural importance of Peru’s rich potato diversity. April 26, 2013 The Power of Beauty: A Q&A with Model and Journalist Gail O'Neill Model and journalist Gail O’Neill reflects on the role of beauty and storytelling in connecting with diverse audiences. April 25, 2013 Roy Chapman Andrews, Whales Researcher Dive into the legacy of Roy Chapman Andrews, exploring his groundbreaking contributions to whale research and marine biology. April 23, 2013 Ask a Paleontologist: What Was Dinosaur Skin Like? The texture, color, and composition of dinosaur skin offer insights to their appearance and adaptations. April 22, 2013 Hyenas' Bite Force vs. Dogs': Z. Jack Tseng's 2-Minute Thesis Explore how the bite force of hyenas compares to dogs, offering insights into their evolution and survival strategies. April 17, 2013 Sperm Whales' Amazing Adaptations Sperm whales' unique adaptations enable them to survive in ocean depths. April 15, 2013 Ask a Paleontologist: Where Are the Museum's Dinosaur Fossils Kept? The journey of dinosaur fossils - from excavation to preservation - showcases the care and science behind fossil storage. April 11, 2013 Pelican Island at 110 Years Celebrate 110 years of Pelican Island's conservation efforts, which protect diverse bird species and habitats. March 14, 2013 The Most Uncommon Whales? Learn about some of the most uncommon whale species, exploring their unique behaviors, habitats, and conservation challenges. March 11, 2013