Apparently locked in combat, these two fighting dinosaurs were remarkably preserved in this action pose some 80 million years ago.
broken the right arm of the Velociraptor, whose left hand
With its swirling column of wind, a tornado is one of nature’s most destructive storms. Find out more!
KEEP a disaster supply kit on hand.
Even during the summer months, the temperatures on Antarctica’s coast range around freezing. Inland, it’s even chillier. Discover the three reasons why this continent is the coldest place on Earth.
Oh–and I pack lots and lots of hand lotion.
This young naturalists set out to study how gorillas pair facial expressions and gestures to communicate.
After beating his chest, Zola grabs another gorilla’s hand
In four parts, these videos and text passages with discussion questions provide a case study of the Stanford University scientists at work—out at sea and in their labs.
forward-facing part of the camera and on the right-hand
In these videos, a biologist introduces us to the microbes that live all around us.
[Animation of hand dipping a sample cup into water.
See Museum scientists uncover the secret „ingredients“ behind dangerous volcanic eruptions.
Webster’s hand opens drawer, and looks at specimen
About 80 million years ago in the Gobi Desert, two dinosaurs were locked in deadly combat when they were suddenly buried alive.
this side view you can see the Velociraptor’s left hand
Hall of Human Origins | American Museum of Natural History
Extinct Primates Living Primates The Grasping Hand
Find a Northwest Coast Hall guide for K-12 educators and materials and activities for grades K-5 and 6-12.
where the government mandated everybody to have a hand-log
