**ie Indiana Jones’ wife feeding bears
It’s Tuesday’s peek into the archives! This image comes from the Research Library’s Lantern Slide Collection:
Yvette Borup Andrews, wife of explorer Roy Chapman Andrews, feeding bears in Yun Nan Teng-yeuh, China, on the Asiatic Zoological Expedition (1916-1917).
See more photos from the Museum’s archives here.
Danish artist Jeppe Hein, Mirror Labyrnth at Kraus Residence, 2008
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Saw this on my walk to the subway this morning #valentinesday #happyvalentinesday
As reported in a heart-warming story from National Geographic, researchers were surprised to find a pod of sperm whales had “adopted” a lone dolphin with a deformed spine.
Scientists have also found that recent encounters between humpback whales and bottlenose dolphins reveal a playful side to interspecies interaction. In two different locations in Hawaii, scientists watched as dolphins “rode” the heads of whales: the whales lifted the dolphins up and out of the water, and then the dolphins slid back down. Watch the video for more.
Top photo: Alexander Wilson and Aquatic Mammals
Bottom: AMNH Science Bulletins
This is happening at the history museum on Monday… Night cap at the museum
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I love you so (Taken with Cinemagram)
#nars #sephora #narsandywarhol (Taken with Instagram at Sephora)
Watching the debates at The Jane (Taken with Instagram)
Manhattan rain (Taken with Instagram)
