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Krantz was a true teacher in life, and his skeleton will ensure he is one in death as well.

Grover Krantz Donated His Body to Science, On One Condition...

"I've been a teacher all my life," Krantz said, "and I think I might as well be a teacher after I'm dead, so why don't I just give you my body."

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Valentine’s Gifts for Your Science Geek

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Poll: Did Shepard Fairey Break the Law?

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Chocolate in America

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Give Me a Mesozoic Mind

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Drought + Spark = Australia Burning

National Zoo Red Panda Meets New Mate

A Red Panda's Fancy Turns to Love

Here's yet another panda couple for Washington to coo over

Black jaguars, like the cub on the left, have a mutation that causes them to produce more of the pigment melanin than spotted jaguars do.

Evolution in Black and White

The alternative color forms of some animals are providing new insights into how animals adapt and evolve

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Air and Space Museum: The Spacesuit Morgue

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But do they have Bronto-burgers?

Chocolate Week: A Brief History of Chocolate

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A Melting Antarctica Could Bring an Underwater Smithsonian

Some unknown day in the future, ongoing climate change virtually assures the West Antarctic Ice Sheet will melt away

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Smithsonian Events Week of 2/9-13: Valentines and Balloons

Scientist Joseph Priestly is best known for discovering oxygen but his contributions were much larger.

The Inventor of Air

Known for discovering oxygen, scientist Joseph Priestly also influenced the beliefs of our founding fathers

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Root for Smithsonian Folkways at the Grammy Awards

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The Secret in the Cellar - New Exhibit Inspires Webcomic

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Weekend Events: Celebrate Black History Month

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Abel’s Tyrannosaurus

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Todd Duncan: We Love You, Porgy

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Food Blog Carnival: Cabbage, Chocolate, and Coconut (Pancakes)

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