Some scientists dress up as animals to get close to the animals they’re trying to study.
bears with a genetic variation that gives them white fur—compared
Mouse, cat, and dog piggyback in Taos, New Mexico.
Looks like these three hairballs could be friends “fur-ever
Discover how scientists assembled the massive skeleton of a newly discovered dino and see photos of what experts think it might have looked like. Then explore the tools archaeologists used at the site to unearth the fragile discovery. And be sure to play „Dino Superstars“ to find out which dino might win the award for most dangerous, loudest, smallest, and more!
• Big Question: Discover why animals shed their fur
Go inside a volcano in Japan to discover how this hot spot puts on a cool show. One of the world’s most active volcanoes, Sakurajima erupts about 200 times a year! Learn why that’s a good thing for researchers, plus discover how people living near the volcano deal with all the volcanic ash.
You Didn’t Know: Find out seven fuzzy facts about fur
Meet the extinct relatives of today’s elephants.
They were also covered in two layers of fur—the shaggy
Learn how to play with camera exposure settings to create fun photographs.
light to bring out some more detail in your cat’s fur
Get facts and photos about the 26th state.
One theory is that fur traders used to exchange animal
How Lewis and Clark—along with a Native American guide, Sacagawea—explored the newly expanded United States
woman called Sacagawea (Sa-kuh-juh-WEE-uh) and her fur-trader
Check out these inexpensive Halloween costume ideas.
Pin the ears and tail in place and tie on the fur cuffs
Get the scoop on how a wildlife photographer braves raging blazes to capture amazing shots.
trees—in hollows, on leaves, or even on their own fur
