Articles

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Racing to Assemble a Dinosaur

Events: Lena Horne, Jazz History, Nanotechnology and More

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Inviting Writing: A Well-Founded Fear of British Food

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Great Depression Had Little Effect on Death Rates

Leopold Mozart, right, boasted how well his daughter played the piano in a letter in 1764. She was quickly overshadowed by her brother Wolfgang.

Maria Anna Mozart: The Family’s First Prodigy

She was considered to be one of the finest pianists in Europe, until her younger brother Wolfgang came along

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Five Ways to Eat Lemons

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The Tyrannosaur Tooth Toolkit

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Photo Contest Finalist: The Last Prayer

Upon discovering Mr. Saddlebags, Aharoni gave them the name, oger. We know them, in English, as the Syrian hamster or, because it is now the most common hamster in the world, simply the hamster.

The Untold Story of the Hamster, a.k.a Mr. Saddlebags

The hamster may be ubiquitous now, but it was a pioneering scientist who brought the rodent into labs and homes across the world

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UPDATED: Pedro Martinez Enshrined in the National Portrait Gallery

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Weekend Events: Pocahontas, Painted Parasols and A Chinese Documentary Film

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How Can Seedless Fruit be Fruitful and Multiply?

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Artist Preston Singletary's Career is a Work in Progress

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The Lost Naturalist: A 163-Year-Old Australian Mystery

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Dinosaur Sighting: Vintage Stegosaurus

Using motion-activated camera-traps, Smithsonian WILD captured unsuspecting animals, such as this snow leopard in China, from all over the world.

The Secret Lives of Animals Caught on Camera

Photographs shot by camera traps set around the world are capturing wildlife behavior never before seen by humans

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Mourning the Loss of Actress Elizabeth Taylor

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What's the Most Important Invention?

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The List: March Madness at the Smithsonian

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Creating an Allosaurus Feast

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