The cakey chocolate cookie-and-frosting sandwich is now the official treat of Maine, as of an April act of the state legislature
#5: With 25 billion chickens in the world, there are more of them than any other bird species
By merging old photographs with new mapping technology, this site fuses new connections between the generations
Delta blues musician "Honeyboy" Edwards is dead at 96; Hear some of his music from the Smithsonian Folkways archives
Did the baseball great really confess to murder on his deathbed?
There are things you can do to prepare for a hurricane, but what about the London Beer Flood or the Boston Molasses Disaster?
These accumulations of sand aren't permanent but are home to whole communities
An affinity for lambeosaurine dinosaurs seems to run in the family
Flood debris may circulate in ocean gyres for years
Iron Man, the Hulk, Wolverine and other superheroes are enduring favorites, but do you know what would make them even more awesome? If they were dinosaurs
Most climate scientists say we should expect extreme weather to happen more often in the future. Do we have to be satisfied with just being prepared?
If I had to advertise this facility, I would have touted it as "lunching amid nature and wildlife"
This week, see feeding time for exotic animals, get a guided tour of the Civil Rights movement and more
In a Wisconsin reservoir, these normally terrestrial animals have managed not only to survive but to thrive underwater
To protect equipment and ongoing experiments, scientists at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center have to think beyond sandbags
It may be difficult to view the entire 17-minute speech online, but two films were made about the March on Washington that highlight that momentous day
There are satellites orbiting overhead, powerful computers and plenty of scientists to make sense of a wealth of data
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