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• Fishy Caribbean ‘juveniles’ recognized as new species

  7 December 2016

  

   

• One cold bug: Fossil beetle discovered in Antarctica

  1 December 2016

  

   

• NASA, Smithsonian renew hunt for Antarctic meteorites

  28 November 2016

  

   

• By simply pooping, comb jellies expel long-held scientific misconception

  28 November 2016

  

   

• Discovery: Australia’s invasive cane toads modify their bodies to conquer new territory faster

  14 November 2016

  

   

• Annual Smithsonian-led science festival draws crowds in Fort Pierce, Florida

  8 November 2016

  

   

• Secret Adventures: “Claws and Effect”

  3 November 2016

  

   

• Tiny ocean crustaceans wear invisibility cloak of living bacteria

  28 October 2016

  

   

• What the Ancient CO2 Record May Mean for Future Climate Change

  25 October 2016

  

   

• Glittering, mesmerizing, lifesaving: Hospital exhibit showcases minerals used in medicine

  17 October 2016

  

   

• Bizarre new marine worms covered in bristles, wrinkles & bumps

  7 October 2016

  

   

• Study shows how birds dive safely at high speeds

  6 October 2016

  

   

• New Species of Extinct River Dolphin Discovered in Smithsonian Collection

  16 August 2016

  

   

• Seventeen Objects for 170 Years (Happy Birthday to us!)

  10 August 2016

  

   

• Crime bite: DNA on half-eaten food may someday send crooks to jail

  8 August 2016

  

   

• New bright orange-red scorpionfish discovered deep in Caribbean

  25 July 2016