Fossil Trees Help Grow Our Understanding of Ancient Climate A new study reveals how ancient trees from La Brea Tar Pits helped warm the planet during the last ice age by coughing up CO2
Dive Into the Weird Miocene World of Aquatic Sloths A new paper by an international team of researchers, including NHM's Curator of Marine Mammals, Dr. Jorge Velez-Juarbe, uncovers more secrets of aquasloths with one of the most complete skeletons ever discovered
A Decade of Discoveries for 10 Years of Dino Fest To mark 10 years of Dino Fest, we're looking back at 10 of the colossal discoveries by NHM researchers from the Age of Dinosaurs
A Monster “Goblin” at the Feet of Dinosaurs Meet the newly discovered giant, armored lizard named for the Hobbit’s goblin prince
How Ancient Crocodile-Like Predators Ruled the Islands of the Caribbean NHM's scientist discovers that sebicids, ancient land-dwelling crocodile-like beasts, reigned over the West Indies as apex predators after vanishing from South America
Meet Teratorn, the Largest Bird Found at La Brea Tar Pits The teratorn was undoubtedly big, but was it a big vulture or something else?
