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The popular online Gardening for Pollinators course is back just in time for your summer Florida gardening season! Our butterfly specialist Jaret Daniels has teamed up with colleagues on campus to offer this approachable, self-paced class to get you started. Whether you’re new to Florida or a bud
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Our fall 2021 Museum in the Parks explorations were some of our most exciting! We brought Museum specimens and live insects out to several local parks to talk about our natural world and how researchers used scientific collections as well as natural spaces to learn about the past and present, as wel
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The University of Florida has a vested interest in protecting research data. Granting agencies hold the University responsible for producing the promised grant deliverables, and data loss is not an acceptable excuse for failing to meet grant expectations. As such the University provides several mech
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Throughout our formal education experiences, science and art are frequently separated. As a kid I was under the impression you could only really excel in one subject or maybe a cluster of subjects. I was good at language arts, reading, social studies, and my personal favorite, art. Math and science
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Florida Museum of Natural History
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We had a great day of digging at Thomas Farm. The first find of the day was an 18-million year old camel ankle bone by Florida Museum volunteer Michelle Wilbanks. I found a nice arm bone of the large beardog (not a bear or a dog) this morning. Learn more about White’s bear-dog, Amphicyon long
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Miocene Epoch 23 to 5 million years ago During the Miocene, Florida was home to an amazing variety of plants and animals. Many of the fossil sites our paleontologists have excavated were once a pond or lake that formed within a sinkhole, like the Moss Acres Site in nearby Marion County. By exami
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Oligocene Epoch 34 million to 24 million years ago Global climates became cooler during the Oligocene, causing sea levels to drop. At least the northern portion of the Florida platform, once abundant with tropical, marine habitats, was now land. Early immigrants to the Florida peninsula inclu
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Remember this? Walk down memory lane with us to look at past special exhibits we’ve enjoyed here at the Florida Museum! While this exhibit has moved on to other places, we treasured the opportunity to learn and explore. Find out what exhibits are currently here at the Museum: Amazing Pol
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Curious about our quail? If you’ve been in our Butterfly Rainforest exhibit lately, you probably saw at least one of these cuties scooting around on a path or dining at their seed stations. They’re called king quail or Chinese painted quail, and we invited them into the exhibit because they are harm
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