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The Manga Guide to Relativity

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A Delayed Tyrannosaurus Showdown

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Hydrothermal Vents Fertilize Oceans With Fool’s Gold

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Kelmayisaurus Gets a Family

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Boredom and Other Helpful Time Wasters

O.C. Marsh's conception of an eight-spiked Stegosaurus

The Myth of the Eight-Spiked Stegosaurus

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A Quick Tour Through the Nature of our Universe

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A Satellite View of Tornado Scars

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Bringing Dinosaurs Up to Speed

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Make Room for 10 Billion People

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A 1980s Look at Smithsonian Dinosaurs

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The Dinosaurs of Twitter

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Tongues: They Do More Than Just Lick

In April 2005, Zazi, one of the National Zoo’s female cheetahs, gave birth to six cubs.

What Animal is the Best Mother?

Cheetahs and gorillas have some of the strongest maternal instincts, according to a National Zoo biologist

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How Tyrannosaurus Lost a Finger

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Wicked Bugs (and Spiders and Worms and Other Creepy Crawlies)

A Gorgosaurus tries to scare a group of Troodon away from a hapless ankylosaur in this promotional image for March of the Dinosaurs.

March of the Dinosaurs

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Bonobos Tell Each Other Where to Find the Yummy Foods

Matina Kalcounis-Rueppell deciphers the ultrasonic chatter, shown here plotted on a spectrograph, of a deer mouse.

The Mystery of the Singing Mice

A scientist has discovered that high-pitched sounds made by the small rodents could actually be melodious songs

"We're just seeing the start of matching patients with the right drug and seeing rapid improvements," says Dr. Brian Druker.

A Triumph in the War Against Cancer

Oncologist Brian Druker developed a new treatment for a deadly cancer, leading to a breakthrough that has transformed medicine

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