Carnegie Museum of Natural History
One of the Four Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh
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Collections Manager Suzanne McClaren weighs in on what is so unique about one of the more familiar mammals of western Pennsylvania.
Ask a Scientist is a new short video series where we ask our research staff questions about the millions of amazing objects and specimens stored in our collection. Tune in on YouTube, and submit your own questions via Twitter @CarnegieMNH.
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Assistant Curator and Malacologist Dr. Timothy Pearce explains why slugs are slimy and talks about the incredible and useful properties of slug slime.
Ask a Scientist is a new short video series where we ask our research staff questions about the millions of amazing objects and specimens stored in our collection. Tune in on YouTube, and submit your own questions via Twitter @CarnegieMNH.
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Paleontologist Dr. Matt Lamanna helped discover the bird-like dinosaur Anzu wyliei, but he said scientists are still working to answer questions about this unique and fascinating prehistoric animal.
Ask a Scientist is a new short video series where we ask our research staff questions about the millions of amazing objects and specimens stored in our collection. Tune in on YouTube, and submit your own questions via Twitter @CarnegieMNH.
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Assistant Curator of Science and Research Dr. Erin Peters talks about “Egyptian blue” and the meaning of the falcon found on this ancient Egyptian limestone fragment.
Ask a Scientist is a new short video series where we ask our research staff questions about the millions of amazing objects and specimens stored in our collection. Tune in on YouTube, and submit your own questions via Twitter @CarnegieMNH.
