In flight, Noctilio leporinus curls its head down to bite into the fish.

The Call of the Panama Bats

Scientist Elisabeth Kalko uses high-tech equipment to track and study the 120 bat species in the region

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All I Want is a Dinosaur for Christmas

National Museum of Natural History

Five Things to Keep You Occupied Over the Holiday Weekend

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Were Feathered Dinosaurs Venomous?

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Why D.C. Got Pummeled With Snow

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Scientist, Filmmakers Clash Over Dinosaur Documentary

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Science Books for Kids

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Picture of the Week—The Swirls of Mars

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Cruisin’ the Fossil Freeway

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Tawa hallae and the Making of Meat-Eating Dinosaurs

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Eight Awful Movies for Science in the 2000s

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Were Dinosaurs Meant to Fly?

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Ten Movies We Loved From the 2000s

Many man-eaters are wounded or old; some have been deprived of natural prey sources; others may simply have developed a fondness for human flesh.

The Most Ferocious Man-Eating Lions

Africa’s lions may usually prey on zebras or giraffes, but they also attack humans, with some lions responsible for over 50 deaths

Doing the Hadrosaur Hop

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Getting Inside the Panda’s Genes

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Samson the Tyrannosaurus Finds a Temporary Home

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The Big Dipper’s Newest Star

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“Walking With Dinosaurs” Puppet Walks Off

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Volcano Red

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