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Dogs are a part of our everyday lives. But how did they evolve into the different breeds we see around us today?
Published August 2014. This video was produced by youth participating in the 2014 Science in Action Summer Intensive, a project of the California Academy of Sciences’ Digital Learning Program.
Jack Dumbacker, Curator of Ornithology & Mammalogy discusses bird migration and what affects them.
Moe Flannery talks about the importance of specimen preservation at the Academy.
It's a bird, it's a plane: No, it's a highly capable marine animal! Take a closer look at these super swimmers.
Have you ever wondered how the Academy turns a dead animal into a skeleton ready for display?
Learn about what's causing the destruction of coral reefs and how you can help save these essential ecosystems.
Dr. Shannon Bennett discusses her research on the Dengue Virus and how it affects humans.
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