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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Not long ago, all we knew of the great dinosaurs was the shape of their bones and the sound of their names–the rest of our „knowledge“ was largely guesswork. Today, scientists probe the way these cre
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Most frogs like cool, moist places. Waxy monkey frogs like it hot. They seal in moisture by giving themselves a rubdown with a waxy substance secreted through skin glands.
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Smokey jungle frogs are excellent jumpers, but their powerful thigh muscles often land them on human dinner plates.
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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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African bullfrogs grow up to eight inches in diameter and eat almost anything that moves.
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Dinosaurs are amazing animals-and sometimes quite bizarre. Among the many different species of dinosaurs, we find all sorts of strange body parts. Plates of armor. Exceptionally large or oddly shaped
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Experience the wonder of 500 free-flying butterflies in a room full of lush, tropical plants. Bring a camera—you never know when one will land on your shoulder.
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Not all dinosaurs were big, but the biggest ones outweighed anything that ever walked on Earth. And exactly how they walked on Earth has puzzled the curious for nearly 200 years.
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