A new, life-size Dilophosaurus exhibit arrives at the Las Vegas Natural History Museum created by Paleo artist Brian Engh Friday, April 29,

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The Las Vegas Natural History Museum is debuting its latest exhibit featuring a new feathered dinosaur. The new life-size

A towering, ten-foot-tall, fossil cave bear skeleton is now on display at the Las Vegas Natural History Museum, thanks to a generous donatio

The Las Vegas Natural History Museum is hosting Ancient Artifacts during Spring Break, March 27. You can learn yucca cording , atlatl throwi

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — It’s a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel. On Monday, many local businesses were allowed to open at 50% capacity

You might not have guessed it, but among paleontologists who study fossil reefs, Nevada is quite famous. The earliest reefs on Earth, those

The 1993 movie Jurassic Park (yes, it was really 28 years ago ) introduced us to the idea of obtaining DNA from fossils and doing interestin

Paleontologists from the LVNHM are actively working on a 15-million-year-old fossil site (Miocene Epoch) in the Horse Spring Formation, nort

Megalodons (technically Otodus megalodon) are an extinct species of school-bus-size sharks that lived between about 23 million years ago and

A new geology exhibit, created in partnership with the Nevada Division of Minerals, with funding provided by the Commission on Mineral Resou

The Las Vegas Natural History Museum has added a new geological exhibit. With partnership from the Nevada Division of Minerals and the Comm

A new geology exhibit, created in partnership with the Nevada Division of Minerals, with funding provided by the Commission on Mineral Resou

A new geology exhibit, created in partnership with the Nevada Division of Minerals, with funding provided by the Commission on Mineral Resou

Paleontologists often encounter a jumble of fragile fossil bones at an excavation site. Time may be short and the weather may be uncomfortab

Dire wolves, which recently became famous in pop culture via 'Game of Thrones,' were real wolves! They were probably the dominant predators

Some bird eggs are very colorful, such as the blue robin egg in the first photo (from the LVNHM bird egg collection). But no other egg-layin

Dr. Rowland back for our first #FossilFriday of 2021! Does it seem like the years are flying by, with each year going faster than the one be

The Las Vegas Natural History Museum recently received two grants, totaling over $45,000, from Nevada Humanities and the National Endowment

City National Bank announced that Bruce Ford, senior vice president and Nevada regional banking manager, was appointed to the Las Vegas Natu

This GivingTuesday, an anonymous donor is inspiring generosity in Las Vegas by offering at match of up to $5,000 for all donations made to t