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fieldmuseumphotoarchives:Vesta was a life size model of a Great...

fieldmuseumphotoarchives:In the late 20’s Early 30’s there was a class at the Art Institute of Chica

fieldmuseumphotoarchives:Mammal Monday, and this Capybara is not amused with your Monday shenanigans

fieldmuseumphotoarchives:Here are 4 different types of moths from the Hepialidae family.© The Field

fieldmuseumphotoarchives:Here is a throw back to when the Meteor Crater case was being constructed.&

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Mammal Monday, Bat skeleton. Today’s mammal is in honor of a team of

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: The red salamander is a member of the plethodontidae family which is a gro

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Terror Bird “Lunchtime for Andalgalornis” A cartoon by

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Mammal Monday, Gerenuk. The gerenuk is easily recognizable from its distin

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Taxidermy Tuesday, flying fish. Here Mr. Mohsen is sculpting a model of a

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: We have tons of photos from the 40s, 50s, and 60s of staff members posing

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: We have tons of photos from the 40s, 50s, and 60s of staff members posing

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Scar on a tree branch from Mistletoe. The sticky seeds of Mistletoe, left

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Taxidermy Tuesday. To celebrate hitting 9,000 followers we thought we&rsqu

fieldmuseumphotoarchives:Taxidermy Tuesday, penguin display getting it’s final touches. Also a

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Fossil Friday, Bradysaurus. We think this guy would have made a great foot

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Fossil Friday, Protoceratops.Protoceratops was approximately 1.8

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Here are Quebracho wood, one of the heaviest woods, and Balsa wood, one of

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Scar on a tree branch from Mistletoe. The sticky seeds of Mistletoe, left

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: We have tons of photos from the 40s, 50s, and 60s of staff members posing

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Mammal Monday, Chital. This deer commonly inhabits wooded regions of India

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Fossil Friday, Plant and insect fossils. Check out the amazingly detailed&

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: We have tons of photos from the 40s, 50s, and 60s of staff members posing

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Scar on a tree branch from Mistletoe. The sticky seeds of Mistletoe, left

fieldmuseumphotoarchives:Fossil Friday, Coprolite! Also known as fossil poop. Check out this Ichthyo

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: We have tons of photos from the 40s, 50s, and 60s of staff members posing

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: In honor of Brain Scoop joining the Field Museum, today’s photo is o

zooophagous: fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Mammal Monday, Anteater. All anteaters have elongated snouts

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Taxidermy Tuesday, the beginning of a Sea Otter. © The Field Museum,

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Scar on a tree branch from Mistletoe. The sticky seeds of Mistletoe, left

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Mammal Monday, Mandrill. The mandrill and the drill were once classified a

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Scar on a tree branch from Mistletoe. The sticky seeds of Mistletoe, left

fieldmuseumphotoarchives: Scar on a tree branch from Mistletoe. The sticky seeds of Mistletoe, left