Ever wondered how we can peek into the lives of creatures that lived tens of thousands of years ago? Dr. Danielle Fraser, the museum’s Head of Paleobiology, reveals how radiocarbon dating uncovers the ages of fossils and the stories they tell.| Canadian Museum of Nature
A 760-year-old western red cedar reveals centuries of history and Indigenous culture! Discover how museum experts prepared this monumental tree cookie for display at its special exhibition, The Man Who Planted Trees: An Immersive Tale.| Canadian Museum of Nature
From fireflies and weevils to ladybugs and scarabs, beetles are extremely diverse. They also play important roles in the ecosystem, aiding with decomposition, reducing pest populations and pollinating plants. Students Tierney Kist and Skyler Martineau are spending the summer collecting and recording all kinds of beetles at the museum’s Natural…| Canadian Museum of Nature
