Events for week of Sunday, September 21, 2025 – Florida Museum https://www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/calendar/week/2025-09-23/
Florida Museum of Natural History
Our neat science sessions bring the water cycle into your hands.
Florida Museum of Natural History
Our neat science sessions bring the water cycle into your hands.
Florida Museum of Natural History
Our neat science sessions bring the water cycle into your hands.
Florida Museum of Natural History
Our neat science sessions bring the water cycle into your hands.
Florida Museum of Natural History
Our neat science sessions bring the water cycle into your hands.
Florida Museum of Natural History
Our neat science sessions bring the water cycle into your hands.
About 5 to 5.5 million years ago (latest Miocene – earliest Pliocene) the area of the Montbrook fossil dig site in eastern Levy County, Florida was a freshwater ecosystem teeming with fish, amphibians, snakes, turtles, alligators, and water birds. The majority of the fossils found at the site are f
Sandy hands of a volunteer with various fossils.
Florida Museum of Natural History
Our neat science sessions bring the water cycle into your hands.
Day One: Saturday, February 10th My first visit at the Montbrook site began with clearing out clay deposits that settled inside of the site after a heavy rain a few weeks ago. The rain delayed the process of recovering a large elephant jawbone; therefore it was essential to continue with this proje
paleontology student this semester I have learned a lot about this field of study via hands
Florida Museum of Natural History
Our neat science sessions bring the water cycle into your hands.
Florida Museum of Natural History
Our neat science sessions bring the water cycle into your hands.