Science

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Be a Science Fair Judge

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Tyrannosaurus Comes to New Jersey

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One in Five Lizard Species Could Be Extinct by 2080

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Fossil Skeleton Preserves Signs of Shark Buffet

The consequences of burning fossil fuels are already apparent. We have just begun to see the effects of human-induced climate change.

The Ten Most Disturbing Scientific Discoveries

Scientists have come to some surprising conclusions about the world and our place in it. Are some things just better left unknown?

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Mestizos and Medicinas: Race-Based Medicine in Latin America

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Our 400th Post: Why Dinosaurs?

Burrowing owls are the only North American bird of prey that nests exclusively underground.

The Little Owls That Live Underground

Burrowing owls can thrive amid agricultural development and urbanization—so why are they imperiled?

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X-Rays Give a New Look at Archaeopteryx

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Waiting (and Watching) for the Eggs to Hatch

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Barnum Brown: The Man Who Discovered Tyrannosaurus Rex

Born in rural Carbondale, Kansas in 1873, Brown would spend nearly his entire adult life searching for fossils all over the world

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How Did the Tortoise Cross the Strait?

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Tracking the Origin of Dinosaurs

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Clean Hands, Clear Conscience

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Humans and Neanderthals Interbred

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The Dwarf Dinosaurs of Haţeg Island

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Smithsonian Highlights Dinosaurs From its Backyard

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Victims of the Oil Spill

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Dinosaur Sighting: Granger's Dinosaurs

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Are Wildlife Documentaries an Invasion of Privacy?

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