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Phenomena of Nature, engraving by Josiah Wood Whimper, 1849. 

Hello my Tumblr science nerd friends.After almost 3 years of running the Photo Archives Tumblr, it i

Fun Find Friday. I found this image this week while scanning. I love all of the random symbols

Fossil Find Friday.What do you think he found?© The Field Museum, GEO79797.Man working at fossi

Throw Back Thursday to a 1957 science fair at the museum. Check out Mechanical Man.© The F

I don’t know about you, but I am the worst at identifying Poison Ivy.I may start carrying this

Taxidermy Tuesday, bird. Check out the modeled feet attached to the bones, they look pretty cre

 Mammal Monday, Dog Faced Baboon riding a donkey. © The Field Museum, CSZ55784, Photo

Fossil Friday, working in tight spaces. Sometimes fossils aren’t in the easiest place to

Fossil Friday… fossil jacket opening. Fossils are transported from the field to the

 It’s hump day! We hope your Wednesday is easier than training a camel.© The Fi

The Museum of Science and Industry of Chicago. One of the coolest places I have been to! Among its u

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featheredstudies:2022.03.18 // 18:49  visited the science museum over break, and got some work

bogleech:bogleech: bogleech:Another museum model I’d love to own, this is what’s inside

For more than 100 years, no one knew how Smithsonian scientist Robert Kennicott died. He starte

Our Skyfall 007 and Q costumes worn earlier this year to our local science museum’s Way Late P

Cotylorhynchus Fossil specimen on display at the American Museum of Natural History Recons

Uintatherium  Mounted specimen from American Museum of Natural History, and currently 

Pachycrocuta - The Giant Hyena  Mounted specimen from the Zhoukoudian Museum, Beijing.&nbs

Kronosaurus Mounted specimen on display at Harvard Museum of Natural History Reconstruction by

Ophiacodon Mounted specimen on display at the American Museum of Natural History, NYC. Reconstructio

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