News & Blogs

News & Blogs 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 News & Blogs 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 News & Blogs 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 News & Blogs Sperm Whales' Amazing Adaptations Sperm whales' unique adaptations enable them to survive in ocean depths. April 15, 2013 News & Blogs 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 News & Blogs Pelican Island at 110 Years Celebrate 110 years of Pelican Island's conservation efforts, which protect diverse bird species and habitats. March 14, 2013 News & Blogs The Most Uncommon Whales? Learn about some of the most uncommon whale species, exploring their unique behaviors, habitats, and conservation challenges. March 11, 2013 News & Blogs A Walking Whale: Ambulocetus Ambulocetus natans was a semiaquatic whale - an evolutionary step from land-dwelling ancestors to fully marine whales. March 6, 2013 News & Blogs What Is a Dinosaur? What defines a dinosaur? March 1, 2013 News & Blogs Moths at Large at the Museum Stunning photographs in the moths exhibition reveal intricate patterns on the wings of these nocturnal insects. February 27, 2013 News & Blogs What Are Whales? Learn about whales, their unique adaptations to marine life, and their critical role in ocean ecosystems. February 21, 2013 News & Blogs Meteor, Meteorite, Asteroid: What's the Difference? Understand the distinctions between meteors, meteorites, and asteroids, and their significance in our solar system. February 15, 2013