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Science news! A team including Museum researchers has published the most comprehensive documentation of a sperm whale birth ever recorded. The studies, led by scientists at Project CETI (Cetacean Translation Initiative)...
The Museum’s Margaret Mead Film Festival kicks off on Friday, May 1! This three-day celebration will present storytelling and documentary films from diverse voices near and far. Some highlights, below: Friday, May 1, is...
Visitors can spot Edmontonia, and other dinosaurs, on Floor 4 of the Museum. ️The Museum is open daily from 10 am–5:30 pm. Plan your visit! #fossils #paleontology #museum #naturalhistory
This Fossil Friday, let’s take a bite out of the weekend with Deinosuchus—a giant crocodilian that lived alongside the dinosaurs some 75 million years ago. Reaching lengths of more than 35 ft (10.7 m) and weighing more...
Get into the spirit of Saint Patrick’s Day with Megaloceros giganteus, the Irish Elk! ☘️ #paleontology #museum #naturalhistory #science
Some butterflies are social. Some are masters of camouflage. Some are dazzling illusionists. Which will you adopt? The Museum’s butterflies go through more than 100 pounds of fruit every month. Adopt a butterfly and hel...
Visitors can spot Diprotodon and Thylacoleo in the Hall of Primitive Mammals. ️The Museum is open daily from 10 am–5:30 pm. Plan your visit! #fossils #paleontology #museum #naturalhistory
Experience 150 years of sports history in the Museum’s new exhibition For the Win: Objects of Sports Excellence, opening on May 15. See 70+ objects across 15+ sports—including basketball, baseball, football, soccer, ten...