Articles

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Oversized Beak Keeps Toucan Cool

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Dinoblog Carnival #10—The Skinny on Toys, Ice Cube Trays, and the Wyoming Museum

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Julia Child's Pots and Pans Are Back in Her Kitchen

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Ice Cream Chemistry

Ice cream is the Madonna of desserts

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Mammals Under the Feet of Dinosaurs?

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Seas of Plastic

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Remember the Face on Mars?

Erosion—caused by the North Sea's relentless pounding of England's east coast—had all but consumed Dunwich by 1750.

Ancient Cities Lost to the Seas

Dunwich, England, is one of several underwater sites where divers are discovering new information about historic cultures

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Remembering Jackie O's Birthday in Style

The American public has always had a certain awe and respect for the life of the first lady

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Discovered: A Prehistoric Pantry

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Rare Deer Born at the National Zoo

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Humans Steal Food From Lions

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The Five Worst Dinosaur Movies of All Time

"A Wild Hare" lobby card

'A Wild Hare' Leaps on Screen and Into History

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Hunger for Freedom: Food in the Life of Nelson Mandela

A "gastro-political biography" traces what the Nobel Laureate ate throughout his life

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Is My Cat Right- or Left-Handed?

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Smithsonian Events for the Week of July 27-31: Animals, Magic and Fun with Forensics!

The new edition of Ernest Hemingway's fictionalized memoir, A Moveable Feast, features adjustments made to the original text that was edited by Hemingway's fourth wife, Mary.

A New Taste of Hemingway’s Moveable Feast

The re-edited version of Ernest Hemingway’s Paris-based memoir sheds new light on the heartbreaking breakup of his first marriage

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Dorset Dinosaur Removed Under Police Escort

Local council members of Weymouth Bay in Dorset, England were not so pleased when a dinosaur sculpture appeared off one of their beaches

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Weekend Events: Hirshhorn After Hours, Special Exhibitions and a Historic Sorority Girl

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