Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Meet some of the Museum’s biggest celebrities in our Giants of the Museum tour! You might know that the largest animal on Earth is the blue whale, but what about the longest? Or the biggest flower? We’ll visit all those and more as we discover how some organisms get to be so large, and why size can be an evolutionary advantage. This program aired live on Tuesday, February 23, 2021.
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Find North America's largest terrestrial mammal as you take our tour of the Hall of North American Mammals: youtu.be/tboq1ihQ9d0
Find some astronomical giants in our tour of the Scales of the Universe: youtu.be/y60j3nC-Od4
Tour guide Marion Schultheis will make stops in the Hall of Biodiversity, the Hall of Ocean Life, and the Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs on this virtual walk through the Museum. Can you guess what our largest fossil is? (Surprise: it’s not the Titanosaur.) Tune in for the answer!
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Meet some of the Museum’s biggest celebrities in our Giants of the Museum tour! You might know that the largest animal on Earth is the blue whale, but what about the longest? Or the biggest flower? We’ll visit all those and more as we discover how some organisms get to be so large, and why size can be an evolutionary advantage. This program aired live on Tuesday, February 23, 2021.
#LearnWithMe #Museums #NaturalHistory #Dinosaurs #BlueWhale #Sequoia
Find North America's largest terrestrial mammal as you take our tour of the Hall of North American Mammals: youtu.be/tboq1ihQ9d0
Find some astronomical giants in our tour of the Scales of the Universe: youtu.be/y60j3nC-Od4
Tour guide Marion Schultheis will make stops in the Hall of Biodiversity, the Hall of Ocean Life, and the Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs on this virtual walk through the Museum. Can you guess what our largest fossil is? (Surprise: it’s not the Titanosaur.) Tune in for the answer!
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