Blogs

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The Dinosaur Vanishes

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The Tragic Tale of the Pygmy in the Zoo

In 1904, several Pygmies were brought to live in the anthropology exhibit at the St. Louis World's Fair

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Is That a Halibut Under Your Hood?

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Guess the Crowd at American History Museum

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The Mystery of the Missing Acorns

I was surprised to read in the Washington Post yesterday that oak trees from northern Virginia to Nova Scotia failed to produce any acorns this year

A crocheted coral reef

Smithsonian Events Week of 12/1-7

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Dinosaur Blog Carnival Edition #2, Part I

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Sneak Peek at the film Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian

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Picture of the Week – Is that Lettuce?

This is a sea slug, Elysia chlorotica, and it looks like a leaf because it has acquired chloroplasts from its algal prey and stored them in its gut lining

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Your Black Friday Buy: KOTA the Triceratops

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Cook Your Bird with Thermite!

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Annual Dinosaur Dissection Day

Seven Questions for Turkey Day

In preparation for tomorrow’s big day, I offer you a selection of articles on the theme of turkey science:How did the turkey in my oven get so big?

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The Eat-ymology of the Turkey

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What's Cooking: Turkeys at the Smithsonian

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T. Rex: The Other White Meat?

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Mountain Gorilla Rangers Negotiate Safe Passage in Congo

One of the first Smithsonian articles I worked on was last year’s Guerrillas in Their Midst, about the endangered mountain gorillas of Rwanda and Congo

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At Udvar-Hazy, Enjoy Holiday Travel Without the Hassle

 Last week, three major U.S. airports opened new runways—Chicago O'Hare, Seattle-Tacoma and Washington Dulles International Airport

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The Dinosaurs Devoted to Dixie

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Welcome to Our Sister Blog, Surprising Science

A new blog keeps in line with our obsessions

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