Can you find all 16 birds in this sanctuary? When you do, listen to their songs.
Make your own bird feeder and record your observations in a bird journal.
Meet some of the more unusual members of T. rex and Velociraptor's family tree.
Paleontologist Mark Norell answers kids’ questions.
From Madagascar to Indonesia, travel around the world with Museum scientists.
Find out what's so fascinating about these beautiful, pink birds.
Learn how to look at a bunch of bones and draw what a dinosaur looked like.
What skin color, eye color, and type of feathers will you give this T. rex?
Match up these eight dinosaur fossil photos with their descriptions.
Challenge your friends to this Mesozoic Era card game.
Join the inquisitive Deena Soris as she interviews the fossil of a Protoceratops.
Mix the sounds of different animals to create the roar of the Tyrannosaurus rex!
Conservation biologist Ana Luz Porzecanski answers kids' questions.¡TAMBIÉN EN ESPAÑOL!
Explore this family tree of living things on Earth.
Watch these videos to explore Felicity's work as a conservation biologist.
Explore some of the inventive ways that help living things reproduce and their offspring survive.
Paleontologist Mark Norell answers questions about T. rex.
Did you know that biodiversity provides us with things that we need?
Museum scientists answer kids' questions!
Send a note to a friend with these colorful letterheads.
Create your own miniature Mesozoic Museum. Don't forget to invite your friends and family to the opening!
Find out what lives in the deep sea, coral reef, and continental shelf.
Visit three national parks and monuments. What can you discover with just your eyes?
Take a peek inside two paleontologists' scrapbook.
Discover some of the amazing ways that organisms have evolved to keep from being eaten.
What is it like to hunt for dinosaur fossils? And what discoveries are made back in the lab?
Test your knowledge about the variety of life on Earth with this quiz.
What animal does this long, spiraled tooth belong to? Take a guess!
Find out how biodiversity depends on you.
Find out what you can do to protect the oceans and ocean life.
Examine fossils and gather clues from experts!
Why does this scientist love studying tiny living things called microbes?
Put on these handmade masks or puppets and tell your own mythic tale.
Bury chicken bones in plaster of Paris to see the challenges paleontologists face when excavating fossils.
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Take a world-wide tour of biodiversity with three scientists.
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How is the ocean like a layer cake? What creatures live there? And how important is the ocean? Take a dive and find out!
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Water is a precious resource, and all things need water to survive.
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