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Field Museum
United States
Приєднався 31 лип 2008
There’s always something new to learn at the Field. We’re Chicago’s natural history museum-home to dinosaurs like SUE the T. rex, meteorites and stardust, stories from cultures around the world, and so much more. In our videos, travel alongside scientists and dive deep into the collection.
Betye Saar Field Museum Visit, October, 2023.
Artist Betye Saar first visited the Field Museum in 1974, an experience that forever changed the direction of her work. Nearly 50 years later, in October of 2023, she traveled from Los Angeles to revisit the museum and objects that inspired her.
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2024 11 20 Bryan Stuart
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This session features Bryan Stuart of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences.
2024 10 23 Emily Taylor
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This week's speaker is Emily Taylor, Biological sciences, California Polytechnic State University. She will present Next Generation Natural History: What We Can Learn By Spying on Snakes With Secret Cameras.
2024 10 16 Laure Dussubieux
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This week's seminar titled Tiny Beads and Long Distance Exchanges: 20 Years of Research Around the Indian Ocean is presented by the Field Museum's Laure Dussubieux.
2024 09 24 Adam Welz
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This week's seminar features South African writer, nature conservation consultant, photographer and filmmaker Adam Welz. He's the author of The End of Eden: Wild Nature in the Age of Climate Breakdown (Bloomsbury 2023), a groundbreaking book that explores the impacts of climate change on wild species and natural ecosystems.
2024 10 09 Lisa Lucero
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This week's talk is, Ancestral Maya Practices and Sustainably Mitigating Climate Change, by Lisa Lucero, Department of Anthropology at UIUC.
2024 10 02 Will Weaver
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This week's seminar features William Weaver, Biological Sciences, University of Michigan, presenting the talk AI Meets Nature: Expanding Access, Utility, and Discovery in Natural History Collections.
2024 09 11 Dave Lunt
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Dave Lunt, Department Chair, Associate Professor of History, Southern Utah University, presents the talk The Crown Games of Ancient Greece: Olympics, Athletes, and Panhellenic Contests.
2024 04 03 Dr. Justyna Baron
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This session features Dr. Justyna Baron and the talk Specialization, Seasonality and Funerals. Some examples from Central European prehistory.
2024 03 13 Jessie Atterholt
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Jessie Atterholt from Western University of Health Sciences
2024 03 27 Barbara Horejs
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This week's seminar features Barbara Horejs of the Austrian Archaeological Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences and the talk Multispecies Neolithisation between West Asia and Europe: introducing a new approach.
New Uses for Old Specimens
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Ethiopian Birds Animation NSF Broader Impacts video Produced by Pat Bradley (SpringShoe Animation), with input from Ben Marks (FMNH), Joe Manthey (Texas Tech Univ.), and Amie E. Settlecowski (FMNH) (c) Field Museum of Natural History (FMNH) - CC BY.NC 4.0 NSF Grant 44290
2024 02 28 Boundary Chicago
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This week's seminar features authors Melissa Potter & Susannah Papish presenting their book, Invisible Labors: Reviving Histories of Women's Land Work in the Blue Island Ridge Communities, Chicago, Illinois.
2024 03 06 Dr. Pei-chen Kuo
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The Important But Small Gadget in the Bird Skull: Quadrate by Dr. Pei-chen Kuo of the Field Museum of Natural History.
Lesley de Souza, Sophie Picq, and Bruno de Medeiros17 05 2023
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Lesley de Souza, Sophie Picq, and Bruno de Medeiros17 05 2023
A handful of years ago, I watched a video take by scientists in the Mozambique channel of three 3ish ft long juveniles and ma n da - 5 ft long .. in a cave that fishermen told divers of n divers took the scientists .. I was floooored !!
Humans are not fish.
NO LOBE FINNED FISH DONT BECOME TETROPODAMORPHS THEY WILL MAKE YOU PAY TAXES
does it taste good?
Meet the Coelacanth My name is see-la-kanth, and this is my weapon.
Here are the lyrics to this song! 🎶Hark to the Field See what’s revealed More than you know Dip in a toe Drums of Pawnee Ancient ladies Tsavo lions Ate some humans Family play laugh Fossils to grab Mammals that fight No, they don’t bite Mummification Ocean crustaceans So much to see we need a marquee The world’s biggest, tallest T-rex Creepy, crawly hissing insects Carved totem poles Paintings of scrolls Rocks from the stars Smash into cars Things with 8 legs Thousands of eggs One giant squid To show your kids Plants made of wax Inuit masks Beetles that munch Dead flesh for brunch Scientists working Skeletons lurking Want to see more? Just walk through our door Rumbling, lava-filled volcano Please be careful ‘cause it might blow The season’s here Come for good cheer The season’s here Ring out the year!🎶 Roar! 🐵🦁🦁🐘🐘🦀🦖🪳🪲🐜🪰☄️🕷️🥚🐣🦑🪴🌺🌿🌱🪻🪲🦴🧑🏻🔬🌋
Aww man, I've been pronouncing it wrong. "See-lo-kanth"
wari was headhunter
Now fry it
So the finish never evovled, nothing does.
??? Everything evolves. It did evolve. Just very little.
thank you
i love these fish so much oh my god
So they evolved into humans but at the same time they still exist. Honestly astounds me how dumb people become when they try to remove God from reality.
You descended from your grandfather. Why does he still exist? Idiot.
So what was it stored in?
There is no evolution, it was a creation by God.
but does it taste good?
Think red giant baking the earth, causing fossilization, hence, the school of hard rock
100,000 years and the dark star comes and ends the world, resetting the surface
We would have six limbs if our ancestors did not drop the ones on top and the bottom
Thank you lady's for opening the eyes to the reality of what the indigenous tribes has gonna through....
As always, Roman..I liked the video. A slight disagreement to one of the signs which was being held up in the video... Climate change is inevitable. It is mainly dictated by solar conditions errant rocks cashing into us, and the ebb and flo plant species and algea. We certainly play our role. Yet, any scientist who denies this and blames human beings as main cause is sorely mistaken. No amount of U.S. dollars (100T committed by the Biden administration to the Paris Climate Accord with no over sight as to how our money will be used) is going to stop this from happening. There was a time when oxygen was so prevalent. The planet had 1 meter sized dragonflies and centipetes you could skate board on. Then there was a mass exiction presumably which killed off most of the larger species of animals on Earth. Whereby, their total decay created massive planetary bacterial blooms, which caused our oceans to become acidic far beyond the comfortable 7ph the oceans are holding today. Causing further death and adaptation and evolution of surviving species. This reshaped the climate. No humans were present, or we're told to believe. To date, currently, there are only 1% of the total species of plants and animals that ever existed on the planet. The other 99% of all species has gone extinct. We are their offspring. Literally, one volcano can cause climate change. Id like to add this for the record. People are being led by the nose ring on this subject. The only true benefactors are exceedingly rich. For, it is their companies which will gain from these green contracts the save the world. It is far more complicated than simply throwing money at it, which will be derived from a already burdened society as it stands now. It is better to save the money and let the planet run its due course. Thank you for reading.
The willingness to reach is genuinely appreciated on my end & YES indigenous people are the experts. XD I loved that part.
WOW wonderful flowers Like 7 My friend, thank you for good sharing. Have a good relationship.
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It sure isn't a Turk.
The fish is more related to a mammal than a fish. The fins and scales, water breathing ect.. nah, it's like a mammal lol "Scientist"
Is there an online catalog with photos of all of these species for people to educate themselves with?
Why am i the first comment when this video has been out since 2011 thats crazy. Watched because im taking a Bio 2 course, happy learning everyone
If rainy conditions promote asexual reproduction, then why do we see a spurt in fruiting bodies (mushrooms) right after it rains?
What if relicanth is the missing link to the pokemon universe.
I've got two pieces of the Chelyabinsk meteorite, a slice with fusion crust, and a whole fusion crusted specimen. 😊
I will come here at Monday!
Yeah, she sure loves to pat my saurus. We named him Bront.
Home boys email is blowing up, lol. Then a grandfather clock chimed. Was waiting for churchbells, a firetruck, air raid siren, sonic boom and maybe some gunshots. Poor Sue, she's been through so much both alive and dead.
Aww man, now I wanna know what they taste like. Prehistoric fish and chips just went on my fantasy bucket list.
His explanation of evolution seems awfully fishy to me!!
Great story of my great grandmother! And well told, mary
Only 470 views?? 0 comments? This was such a beautiful infusion of scientific education and social advocacy! It deserves so much more attention than that! Recently I've been interested in the transition from dinosaurs to modern birds, so I've listened to several of Dr. O'Conner lectures across UA-cam now, but this one was such a beautiful look into the heart and mind behind the science. I wish more science educators would be vulnerable and personal in this way. This resonates with general audiences and hearing the humanity behind the science makes general audiences more trusting of messages that can change complex social issues in our world today, making those messages more effective.
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can you make more animated videos like this on your channel, like one about the specimans of animals that are extinct because of man that you have both on display, and behind the scenes in your collection rooms like the mexican grizzly bear, the xerxes blue butterfly, the dodo bird, the passenger pigeon, and other creatures like that?
Cool they even got the painting on the door of the bird specimens from the 3rd floor!!! Well done!
I went on a field trip there today
Excellent video, really clearly presented! Well done
At this point evolution is a false religion anything found that may go against it is quickly made excuses for, this fish is cleary the same fish that they claimed lived millions of years ago, so why is it still some how exactly the same and has not evolved? This is why they always say it's a "distance cousin" or an "relative" of the actual fish. There are literally thousands of animals they say went extinct million of years ago that they find and use the same old excuses for. Evolution is a lie and a fairytale for all the weak minds conditioned by their governments to maintain power.
Kweh, Heather! Tommy Wright, tribal elder of the Wyandotte Nation!
I wonder what they taste like?
There's a cover-up going on here. They found Gilgamesh and Kubaba. I'm guessing they will find Noah soon if they already haven't.
These giants were extinct after the dinosaurs!