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Vertebrate Paleontology

August 3, 2017 by wpengine

Researchers and scientists at work

specimens from the section of Invertebrate Zoology

researchers at work

moth and caterpillar specimens

Albert talking to visitors in Benedum Hall of Geology

visitors meeting our dinosaur experts

researchers in the section of Invertebrate Zoology

researchers in the section of Vertebrate Palentology

Did you know researchers and scientists are at work in the museum every day?

Visitors got an inside look at the behind-the-scenes science of our museum by interacting with Carnegie scientists at a special Super Science Saturday—Scientist Takeover!

Entomologists, paleontologists, anthropologists, and other scientists spent Saturday, July 22 in the galleries showing off their cool collections, answering questions, and discussing their work with curious museum-goers. Visitors also enjoyed tours and hands-on activities like sifting through soil to find Pennsylvania land snails.

Super Science Saturdays is a program at Carnegie Museum of Natural History that invites visitors of all ages to explore a special theme through hands-on activities, experiments, demonstrations, discussions with museum experts, and more. Events are free with museum admission.

Don’t miss our next event, Whiskers and Woofs, on August 19.

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Albert Kollar, invertebrate paleontology, Invertebrate Zoology, John Rawlins, Matt Lamanna, mollusks, Super Science Saturday, Vertebrate Paleontology

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