Posted: July 17, 2018

Question Your World: Are Our Lights Harming Insects?

There’s something about nighttime that’s bugging scientists. Driving at night is a lot safer with our streetlights and we seem to love having our well-lit urban cores for last call, but light pollution is a growing concern.

Question Your World: Are Our Lights Harming Insects?
Posted: July 3, 2018

Question Your World: Are Summers Getting Hotter?

The dog days of summer are here, folks, and you know what that means: those sultry, hot, sticky days that make you feel like you’re inside someone’s mouth. Does it feel like it’s happening now more than ever?

Question Your World: Are Summers Getting Hotter?
Posted: June 26, 2018

Question Your World: What Can Dino Dandruff Teach Us?

The most recent dino discovery has enabled experts to better understand the evolutionary link between dinosaurs and birds. This is not your standard dinosaur bone discovery, but it certainly is head and shoulders above the rest.

Question Your World: What Can Dino Dandruff Teach Us?
Posted: June 21, 2018

What’s Buzzing at the Museum?

The observational honeybee hive in our EcoLab is un-BEE-lievably sweet, but recently the Museum added a new spot for the native bee pollinators that’s creating a lot of buzz!

What’s Buzzing at the Museum?
Posted: June 20, 2018

Question Your World: Why Are Hurricanes Slowing Down?

While hurricanes are dangerous and can cause lots of damage, studying them allows us to better prepare for the future. Let's look at some big changes happening to our hurricanes.

Question Your World: Why Are Hurricanes Slowing Down?