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June 22, we'll mark the first Saturday of summer—#SolsticeSaturday—by staying open late and hosting parties, programs and performances in association with #ByThePeople and Hofstra University’s Department of Physics and Astronomy. And it's FREE. Details: si.edu/solsticesaturd… pic.twitter.com/4IfXfA9p5D
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Great question. There's a lot of information about how scientists date fossils in this @SmithsonianMag piece: smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-in…
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It's not a rhinoceros, though it does resemble one. Here's the answer: twitter.com/smithsonian/st…
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Thanks for following along!
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This Brontothere mammal is a Megacerops! (But it would have lived millions of years before woolly mammoths like in the Ice Age gang.) twitter.com/smithsonian/st…
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🎶 I got horns but I'm not a rhino 🎶
This is Megacerops coloradensis. Its horns are bone, while a rhino’s horns are keratin—the same material as hair and nails. #DeepTime pic.twitter.com/GjM11tYyz0
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Nope! But you can check out this giant sloth featured in the new fossil hall. pic.twitter.com/xDeaAhPD1q
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Thanks! Here's our latest clue. Answer coming soon, and it might surprise you. twitter.com/smithsonian/st…
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Much closer! twitter.com/smithsonian/st…
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Thanks for guessing, but that's not it. A new clue might help: twitter.com/smithsonian/st…
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Giant, but not a sloth. New clue: twitter.com/smithsonian/st…
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It IS a giant herbivore...but a different one. twitter.com/smithsonian/st…
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Larger mammals like this one had big guts and long intestines to digest plants like grasses. Helpful gut bacteria had time to break down cellulose, the tough material of plant cell walls. These adaptations helped this giant herbivore gain more nutrition from the plants it ate. pic.twitter.com/Dwgqzz2BHS
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It's not a giant sloth, but this giant sloth (Eremotherium laurillardi) is in @NMNH's #DeepTime hall. pic.twitter.com/iQCA5tJ8df
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Nope, this species was much older. But we did feature a woolly mammoth last week: twitter.com/smithsonian/st…
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Thanks for guessing. It's more recent: twitter.com/smithsonian/st…
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It is a large mammal, but not a bison. We'll share the answer later today!
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Another hint: It lived 38 to 34 million years ago and walked in present-day Nebraska. pic.twitter.com/XdcIed5Zr5
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Thanks for guessing! This animal lived around 30 million years more recently than Triceratops.
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