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New evidence shows that you are only slightly hotter than a T. rex
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A new paper by @UCBerkeley @NHMLA researchers uncovers the events that primed the mammalian exchange between North and South America ~3MYA news.berkeley.edu/2026/07/30…
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More CO₂ won’t make Earth greener. New study of PETM(~56m years ago)found forests initially became dense,then collapsed,losing~60% of standing vegetation biomass.@ReganDunn5 (@labreatarpits @NHMLA)warns today’s unprecedented carbon release shd concern us.
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We are at the Natural History Museum attending PATHWAYS TO #30x30 AND BEYOND: URBAN NATURE. Community leaders working to restore biodiversity in our state @nhmla @hispanicaccess @30x30ca @wadecrowfoot We are sharing our efforts to create a Great Park for all.
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Today, 200+ community leaders, policymakers & advocates gathered at @NHMLA with Hispanic Access & @sustainUCLA for Pathways to 30x30: Urban Nature, spotlighting how local leadership & partnerships are advancing California’s 30x30 goals and protecting green spaces for all.
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This August, #LKCNHM & @nustmsi hosted these marine experts as they selected and examined ZRC’s #polychaete specimens for the International Workshop on Polychaete Taxonomy!
@NHMLA @austmus @umtmalaysia @AIST_EN
#CollectionsAreEssential
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Went to @NHMLA with @slothgirlmel today. Found my study species. Accomplished 💕🐬 – at Seal Beach, CA
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400 feet below the ocean’s surface, researchers glimpsed thousands of years into the past. A group of scientists, anthropologists, students and tribal partners spent a week at sea studying ancient Indigenous landscapes buried beneath the waters. bit.ly/4sPaz9n

ALT A group of people wearing safety gear stand on the deck of a research vessel with equipment, surrounded by a netted area. The sky displays pink hues, and distant hills are visible on the horizon.

ALT Three people wearing bright orange survival suits stand indoors on a vessel. The front person has the suit hood partially unzipped, revealing a curly-haired head. The person in the middle wears a red cap beneath the suit hood. The third individual is smiling and has long hair visible outside the suit. The environment suggests a maritime setting.
From our friends at the LA Phil! Dive deep into the worlds of Shostakovich and Sibelius to explore majestic melodies and musical twists and turns this weekend, April 17-19: bit.ly/WDCH2526SS
Shostakovich's Second Cello Concerto "begins in a dark, introverted mood reminiscent of Berg, pits the cello in a pummelling one-to-one exchange with an intimidating bass drum, and concludes with an exhausted passage of ticks and drones as if an over-wound cuckoo clock has finally exploded. It takes an exceptionally responsive cellist to make sense of it all, and Alisa Weilerstein proved herself to be one of the few who can" ("Bachtrack").
See Weilerstein tackling this impressive piece with conductor Ryan Bancroft and the Los Angeles Philharmonic from April 17 to 19! Read more about Weilerstein below and pick up your tickets today at laphil.com.
theguardian.com/music/2015/m… "
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.@kbatygin, planetary science professor at @Caltech, joins us on Sept. 24 for “Will California’s Future Be Exceptional?”—an event w/ the @LatinoCommFdn, Karsh Family Foundation, Snap Foundation, @CA_Humanities, and @Culture_LA. RSVP now:
zps.la/cafuture
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Naomi Rodriguez @NHMLA uses integrative taxonomy to better ID marine isopods—tiny but vital players in marine ecosystems—tackling the challenge of consistent species IDs for this group. She also made a zine to bring isopods to life!
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#WednesdayWisdom
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Did you know there are over 100,000 mollusk species, but most don’t have names? 🐚
Dr. Jann Vendetti, a molluscan expert at the @NHMLA, is working to describe the many species we’ve yet to catalog. Her research is a powerful reminder that some of Earth’s greatest mysteries might still be right beneath our feet.
This project is part of IF/THEN®, an initiative of Lyda Hill Philanthropies
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Come join us at @NHMLA this Friday, June 6th for the grand finale of their #FirstFridays AMPLIFIED season! Live music from Ha Vay and Nymphlord, plus DJs, discussion, food trucks, sound lounge & more.
We'll be there with #AmoebaHappyHour gift certificates, vinyl, merch & more!
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Meghan Markle to Be Honored at L.A.’s Natural History Museum Gala — All the Details (Exclusive) people.com/meghan-markle-hon…
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Join us at @NHMLA this Friday, April 4th for the next installment in their #FirstFridays AMPLIFIED season.
Live music from @ozomatli and @TropaMagica, DJs, discussion, food trucks & more. Plus, we'll be there with #AmoebaHappyHour gift certificates, vinyl & merch. Come say hi!
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Juan Salvador gave a compelling Q&A and learned about his fellow wildlife at the @KCRW x @NHMLA screening of #ThePenguinLessons
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We're giving away tickets to First Fridays: AMPLIFIED @NHMLA on April 4, May 2 & June 6 – plus a tote bag filled w/ NHM goodies! First up, on 4/4, see @Ozomatli live w/ DJs, sound bath micro-sessions, art activities, food trucks & more!
Enter to win here: bit.ly/4bWt4C0










































