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Drawing Life Sized Dinosaurs

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I have loved dinosaurs since I was 4 years old. They lead me to my interest in science, caused me to study geology in college, and lead me to my first job as a geology instructor at the Memphis Pink Palace Museum. They were incredible creatures, ranging in size from tiny to huge. How big were dinosaurs? Here is a way that you can find out.

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Science Photo of the Day

In the wild, Green Iguanas are often eaten by hawks. What special adaptation do these large lizards have, to help them detect a swooping hawk?

Science Photo of the Day

I got this shot in the Everglades. The gator was too close for my zoom, so I had to switch to the closeup lens. That let me catch all of the tiny bumps on its face. What are they?