About 80 million years ago in the Gobi Desert, two dinosaurs were locked in deadly combat when they were suddenly buried alive.
This handy guide tells you where to look and what to
Activities and resources to help students develop an understanding of arthropods and learn techniques for field observation.
Describing and Understanding Organisms Use this handy
Total darkness and an unreliable food supply force this cave-dwelling salamander to develop unique strategies for survival.
These heightened senses come in handy when an olm hunts
Learn about various shark species models in the Museum’s permanent collection.
Here’s a handy guide to some of the shark species you
Humans, like all species, are a product of evolution. Help students understand the evolutionary story of our taxonomic family.
This handy how-to guide tells you where to look and
This fall, a team of vertebrate specialists from the Museum is heading out to one of the most remote areas in the world in search of new species and specimens on the Explore21 Papua New Guinea expedition.
found one hiding at 5 meters, and I reached it with a handy
It looked like a rock. It felt like a rock. On closer inspection, it even exuded the distinctly earthy aroma that made it smell like a rock. The piece in question was expectedly…
modern breed of trilobite preparator seems to have a handy
Get your hands dirty with these activities! On the OLogy website you’ll find experiments, coloring books, model-making instructions and more.
This handy guide tells you where to look and what to
When we look out into the universe, we look back in time.
Here’s where imagination comes in handy if you’re contemplating
Scientists from the American Museum of Natural History and institutions around the world conduct research at SWRS.
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