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Florida Museum scientists recently discovered 60-million-year-old remains of the largest snake in the world. "Titanoboa: Monster Snake" tells the incredible story of this massive creature.
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Register now to explore St. Augustine’s archaeology during a daylong trip Aug. 3 led by Florida Museum historical archaeology collections manager Gifford Waters.
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See a special assortment of butterfly species from Costa Rica as well as daily 2 p.m. butterfly releases through Aug. 14.
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Learn about the Fountain of Youth’s history and the condition of Florida’s springs through the free temporary “Springs Eternal” and “Fountain of Youth” exhibits, now open in the Museum central gallery.
Study shows different exotic plants affect native moth’s size, life cycle
Museum scientist helps classify sea cucumbers, a threatened gourmet delicacy
Museum researcher describes new 5-million-year-old saber-toothed cat from Florida
More: Science Stories | Research | Collections
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Florida Museum of Natural History
University of Florida Cultural Plaza
3215 Hull Road
Gainesville, FL 32611-2710
N29o 38' 9.5" W82o 22' 10.9"
