This National Fossil Day, take an inside look at the effort to free the skeleton for research after more than a century in museum fossil halls
Jack Tamisiea
| October 11, 2023
Stop by for programs about bats, fantastic fossils and more at the National Museum of Natural History
Ellyn Lapointe
| October 4, 2023
Gaze into the enormous eye of a giant squid behind the scenes in the museum’s Invertebrate Zoology collection.
Emma Saaty
| September 21, 2023
From fragile ferns to towering trees, NMNH botanist Warren Wagner has spent over 30 years researching plants from the dense forests of the Pacific Islands.
Emma Saaty
| September 15, 2023
Thanks to cutting-edge technology, Smithsonian scientists provide worldwide access to some of the museum's most delicate specimens
Raven Capone Benko
| September 7, 2023
Catch up on the museum discoveries you may have missed over the past few months
Emma Saaty
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Jack Tamisiea
| August 29, 2023
For more than fifty years, museum herpetologist George Zug has studied all manner of reptiles and amphibians
Jack Tamisiea
| August 17, 2023
Collected from the deep waters off Puerto Rico, the species is a member of an enigmatic, and threatened, group of corals
Jack Tamisiea
| August 3, 2023
From tiny bat jaws to colossal geodes, the photography team at the National Museum of Natural History has spent decades documenting the Smithsonian’s hidden wonders.
Emma Saaty
| July 25, 2023
Museum researcher describes several new species from specimens collected decades ago from Antarctica
Jack Tamisiea
| July 12, 2023