In Los Angeles, our most heroic urban nature story is the journey of P-22, a male mountain lion who traveled across the city and two

Dinosaur feathers and flight, with Luis Chiappe Birds are living dinosaurs, but there was a long evolutionary path from small dinosaurs into today’s birds. Dinosaur

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We are exploring more taxidermy at NHMLA, this time we are learning hidden details about the dioramas. Meet our African gorilla, see a herd of

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California isn’t just the golden state, we’re also a great place to find gemstones. NHM’s curator of mineralogy Dr. Aaron Celestian shows us around the

Dinosaurs in Los Angeles?? Millions of years ago, Los Angeles was underwater, so we didn’t see too many dinosaurs. Further inland, Southern California did have

This month the Curiosity Show visits Dr. Jann Vendetti to investigate slugs and their slime. They don’t have shells to hide in, but slugs are

Crowdsource for science! Explore L.A.’s nature by doing what you love!

In Los Angeles, the city mixes with nature, and flying above it all are our many urban birds. Our natives are joined by introduced species,

This month on the Curiosity Show, we dive into one of LA’s nearby forests, the kelp forest! Off our coast, huge kelp beds thrive and

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