Want to see firsthand how a dinosaur moved? Observe a bird as it walks along the sidewalk or in your backyard. Then challenge a friend to a „push-up“ race—dinosaur versus crocodile.
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Learn about the new space telescope, with a field of view at least 100x larger than of the Hubble.
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Join astrophysicist Lisa Kaltenegger to explore the possibility of habitable worlds outside of our solar system.
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We know that some dinosaurs had fancy frills while others had sharp horns or pointy spikes. But why? Investigate the purpose of these and other dinosaur „fashions.“
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Ornate horned frogs have voracious appetites, but they are not built for chasing down prey. They bury themselves in leaves or loose soil and pounce on small animals that blunder by.
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Explore your favorite halls and fall asleep under the Blue Whale or surrounded by other beloved Museum exhibits.
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The leaf frog takes camouflage to a new level! The pointed snout, projections over the eyes, and ridged „veins“ running down its back give this frog the option of disappearing into leaf litter.
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Explore your favorite halls and fall asleep under the Blue Whale or surrounded by other beloved Museum exhibits.
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Mossy frogs have some of the best camouflage in the animal kingdom! Spotty skin, bumps, spines, and tubercles make them look like little clumps of moss or lichen.
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Most frogs have short, pointed teeth for gripping prey. But „true toads“ in the family Bufonidae have no teeth at all.
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