Measuring ocean temperature and chemistry is no simple task: the ocean is vast and deep, and it is not the same everywhere.
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Find answers to the top 10 questions about butterflies.
Do butterflies have any of our five senses?
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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Hear from experts and visitors from New York City, the nation, and the world about the Roosevelt statue—and how they understand and experience it today.
Mickens/© AMNH “I think that natural history museums that represent culture have
Teasing out the links between disease and climate change presents a scientific challenge. Some of the complications: When a disease pops up in a new place, is it because a susceptible population has m
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These dinosaurs, called ceratopsians, were slow-moving plant eaters that probably lived together in large herds-hardly the kind of animals you’d associate with deadly conflict. So why all the sharp po
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A variety of species in the world’s oceans, from microscopic organisms to large sharks, survived the mass extinction 65 million years ago. Many organisms living in freshwater lakes and streams were al
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As on land, life in the ocean starts with the Sun. Sunlight nourishes microscopic plants called phytoplankton, which are eaten by tiny animals called zooplankton.
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See incredible macro photographs of vulnerable or extinct insects from the Museum’s collection by Levon Biss.
LEVON BISS (Photographer): As a photographer, you know, the most fun you can have
OrigamiUSA offers morning and afternoon origami-making sessions at the Museum.
Children between 5–8 must have a parent or guardian with them.
