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  The mammoth that trampled on the history of mankind

  25 May 2014:

  Next month marks 150 years since the discovery of the La Madeleine mammoth – an engraving that proves man lived alongside these prehistoric creatures. By Robin McKie

• Lyuba the mammoth arrives in UK for Natural History Museum exhibition

  20 May 2014:

  World's most complete mammoth was found by a reindeer herder and his sons in Russia in 2007

• Mysterious mermaid stripped naked

  16 Apr 2014: What does it take to make a mermaid? Paolo Viscardi reveals all

• The New Strict in our schools is far from family friendly

  3 Apr 2014: Political rulings on education are too inflexible to be really useful for either school or parent, says Tracy McVeigh
  

• The watercolours of John James Audubon, a “once-in-a-lifetime” exhibition

  21 Mar 2014: A “once-in-a-lifetime” exhibition of John James Audubon’s watercolours opens in New York today. What can we expect?

• Sunny weather drew record numbers to UK's outdoor tourist hotspots in 2013

  5 Mar 2014: Numbers also up at indoor attractions, with British Museum most popular for seventh straight year, association reports

• The fickle flight of Darwin’s Galapagos finches

  24 Feb 2014: Henry Nicholls: The flight of eight of Darwin’s finches, from Galapagos to London to Portsmouth to London to Cambridge

• Former Natural History Museum manager wins £500k in damages

  20 Feb 2014: Ceri Leigh blames ambulance delay after she dislocated her right kneecap on Wimbledon bus for development of her PTSD

• Celebrity pet: the rediscovery of Charles Darwin’s long-lost Galapagos tortoise

  12 Feb 2014: Henry Nicholls: It’s Charles Darwin’s birthday (he would be 205 today) and Galapagos Day (the islands were claimed by Ecuador 182 years ago), the perfect cue for a story about a rather special reptilian pet

• New ape: the changing face of Guy the gorilla

  3 Feb 2014: Guy the gorilla might be dead, but his capacity for reinvention is remarkable

• Volcanoes and earthquakes: what can museums learn from rolling news?

  Guardian Professional, 30 Jan 2014:

  Can exhibitions adapt to news, future knowledge and events? The Natural History Museum wants to stay current, permanently

• Natural History Museum's volcanoes and earthquakes fail to move the earth

  

  28 Jan 2014:

  Nicola Davis: Danger and destruction are strangely missing from the chic sense of order in the museum's latest permanent exhibition

• Meet Zarafa, the giraffe that inspired a crazy hairdo

  20 Jan 2014: Henry Nicholls: One giraffe, thousands of miles and some seriously big hair

• Plate 2: The melancholy of the Hawaiian honeycreepers by Walter Rothschild

  15 Jan 2014: The Hawaiian honeycreepers are one of the finest examples of adaptive radiation anywhere in the world. Here are four of them.

• 2014: the year of the passenger pigeon

  13 Jan 2014: Henry Nicholls: Spare a thought for Martha the last passenger pigeon, who passed away 100 years ago this year

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