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The Smithsonian’s Marine Science Network has marine research stations in Belize, Florida, and elsewhere. More at http://tinyurl.com/4j6fvu |
Like forensic anthropology and colonial history? Volunteer @ NMNH with our upcoming exhibit, Written in Bone. http://tinyurl.com/98sk34 |
The Sant Ocean Hall family guide can help get your trip started. Check it out here: http://tinyurl.com/426fwe |
@Philanthropy Good luck! We look forward to watching your content grow. |
Here @ NMNH, we're thinking about holding a photo contest using Flickr. Would you participate? |
@obiwanmaui Not sure that we have something for YouTube, however, we're working on a virtual tour that should be ready soon so stay tuned! |
If you can’t make it to the Hall, have a look and a listen to it here: http://tinyurl.com/84lpb3 |
Retweet: @SmithsonianMag A great blog post for you dinosaur lovers! http://snurl.com/9z3yb |
Learn about strategies for ocean conservation here: http://tinyurl.com/7w5c6a |
@sandiegozoo Sounds like a lot of fun! |
Did you know? The average depth of the ocean is more than 2.5 miles. |
Last week, President Bush announced he will create 3 new marine national monuments in the Pacific Ocean. Story - http://tinyurl.com/892mrc |
Did you make it to this weekend’s Second Saturday: Arts and the Ocean event? Tell us about it. Next one is 2/14! |
Cooking fish tonight? Read through our sustainable fish guide first: http://tinyurl.com/3op9o4 |
@twibs To echo the Getty, thank you for the thought, but we're an educational nonprofit organization as well. |
@DenverMuseumNS Great fun fact! |
Need something to do this weekend? Come to the Museum tomorrow from 1-3pm and enjoy a free performance of Hawaiian music and dance! |
@NEAQ Thanks! We like yours too! |
Add our YouTube channel http://www.youtube.com/user... to your iGoogle page! |
Did you know? Some fish like sharks don't posses an air bladder to keep them afloat and must either swim continually or rest on the bottom. |
