Take a look at some unusual living and extinct mammals.
Explore how mammals run, fly, swim, walk, hop, and swing!
Bring six North American mammals to life with this coloring book.
Explore mammal teeth with this matching game and coloring book.
How do mammals move? Make flipbooks to see six different mammals in action.
How do mammals respond to cold water? Take the plunge into icy water and find out.
Come explore three different rain forest habitats.
Ross MacPhee has always loved dirt. To him it means the opportunity to find lost things — from bones and teeth to pirate treasure.
Take a peek inside two paleontologists' scrapbook.
Find out how paleontologist John Flynn answered kids' questions.
The largest mammal at the Museum is interviewed by the largest dinosaur
Kids took the OLogy Challenge and shared their work with us!
Conservation biologist Ana Luz Porzecanski answers kids' questions.¡TAMBIÉN EN ESPAÑOL!
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Explore this family tree of living things on Earth.
Match up these eight dinosaur fossil photos with their descriptions.
What animal bones did early humans used to build huts? Take a guess!
Learn how to look at a bunch of bones and draw what a dinosaur looked like.
Find out how biodiversity depends on you.
How do whales and walruses stay warm in chilly waters? Grab some gloves and find out.
Paleontologist Mark Norell answers kids’ questions.
Do you dig the Earth? If so, you'll want to meet Ed.
Create a flounder fish that's hard to spot!
Why does this scientist love studying tiny living things called microbes?
Tracking a gorilla can get hairy. Literally. Just ask George Amato.
From Madagascar to Indonesia, travel around the world with Museum scientists.
Sharks have been around for 450 million years. Find out about their unique features and way of life!
Dive into the oceans with an ichthyologist.
What is it like to hunt for dinosaur fossils? And what discoveries are made back in the lab?
Discover where starry-eyed Neil has followed his curiosity.
There are no "mammals" .
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