Science

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Picture of the Week—Great Egret

Voting continues for the Reader's Choice in Smithsonian magazine's 6th Annual Photo Contest

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Underwater Volcano Erupts Near Tonga

A team from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration caught the first ever video recording of an underwater volcano erupting.

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Book Review: How to Build a Dinosaur

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Dolphin Bubble Rings

The dolphins at SeaWorld Orlando have learned an interesting trick all on their own: they create rings of bubbles and play with them

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A First Grader Catches a Dino Mistake

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Environmental Film Festival Review: RiverWebs

Monday evening I saw another film from the Environmental Film Festival, a screening of RiverWebs at the Japan Information and Culture Center

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Race to the Cinema: Dinobots vs. Dinotrux

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Hesperonychus: A Tiny Killer

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Advice for Dealing With Recession-Related Losses

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Review: The State of the Planet's Oceans

Edmontosaurus

Dinosaurs Invade Cleveland and New Orleans

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Happy Pi Day!

In honor of Pi Day this year, I present the first 2009 digits of Pi

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The Sauropod “Kid’s Table”

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Picture of the Week—Underwater Tiger

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Stegosaurus, Rhinoceros, or Hoax?

Creationists Visit the Natural History Museum

Everyone is welcome at the Smithsonian Institution, though we locals may grumble when our museums start to fill up with tourists in the spring

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The Dinosaurs That Ate Paris

A gray wolf in Yellowstone National Park.

Wolves to Lose Protection in Idaho and Montana

Since the first wolves were reintroduced in Yellowstone National Park in 1995, the population has grown to 1,500 or more

Everyone's Favorite Irradiated Dinosaur: Godzilla

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Too Many Choices at the Environmental Film Festival

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