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Smithsonian Science

Meet the Siblings Fighting Plastic Pollution

A Japanese macaque holds a stolen cellphone while shoulder deep in hot spring.

National Museum of Natural History

See Past Winning Photographs From the Wildlife Photographer of the Year

A humpback whale breaches the surface of the ocean on a sunny day.

National Museum of Natural History

World's Biggest Whales Eat Three Times More Food Than Scientists Thought

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National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute

Stink Fights and Two Tongues? 5 Surprising Facts About Lemurs

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Smithsonian American Art Museum and the Renwick Gallery

Native American Arts in Focus: Sustaining Traditions—Digital Memories

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Archives of American Art

Conserved H. Wunderlich & Company Stock Books Return to Their Former Splendor

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Smithsonian Education

Sharing Hopeful Visions for a Sustainable Future With Learners of All Ages

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National Museum of Natural History

Six Free Natural History Programs Streaming in November

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Smithsonian Science

Wolves, Bats, and Parthenogenesis In This Week's Earth Optimism

A young girl poses outside a building, wearing a dark coat, layers of skirts, and a kerchief over her hair, holding a broom in one hand and a kettle in the other. Black-and-white photo.

Smithsonian Center for Folklife & Cultural Heritage

The Swedish Witch Trials Teach Us How to Confront Dark Heritage

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National Museum of the American Indian

Native Ghosts and the Supernatural

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Smithsonian American Art Museum and the Renwick Gallery

Are You Feeling Spooky or Soulful This Season?

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Smithsonian Libraries and Archives

Some Archival Career Advice

15 antique, scientific jars filled with preserved parasites on black background.

National Museum of Natural History

What Five Hollywood Horror Sensations Have in Common With Real Parasites

Museum display of the Berns Quartz from the front. The specimen is behind counter-height glass with a backdrop of Arkansas' Ouachita Mountains.

National Museum of Natural History

The Story Behind the New 8,000-Pound Quartz at the Smithsonian

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Smithsonian Libraries and Archives

Tracing Anthropologist Zelia Nuttall Through Smithsonian Collections

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Smithsonian Associates

Senator Elizabeth Warren, Kal Penn, Remembering Cokie Roberts and More Programs Streaming in November

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National Museum of Natural History

Get to Know the Biologist Who Identifies Bats by the Color of Their Poop

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Smithsonian Science

Wildlife Solutions and Jane Goodall's Hope in This Week's Earth Optimism

Digital illustration of a large mothlike figure, flying above a forested area and a single car driving down a road at nights. Its eyes are glowing red.

Smithsonian Center for Folklife & Cultural Heritage

West Virginia's Mothman Leads Cryptid Renaissance

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