PHOTOS: San Diego researchers scan rare skeleton of world’s smallest endangered porpoise
The San Diego Natural History Museum and SeaWorld San Diego have partnered with researchers at the Florida Atlantic ...
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Do sharks have bones?
‘We think early sharks developed a cartilaginous skeleton because it better suited their lifestyle,’ explains Emma Bernard, our Fossil Fish Curator. ‘Being light and more flexible than bone, cartilage ...
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I Talked With a Disney Imagineer About Those New Haunted Mansion Illusions
In the 1960s, a legendary Disney Imagineer dreamed of a ghost fish aquarium, where spooky skeletal fish would swim like living sea creatures. In 2024, Disney finally had the technology to bring ...