Visit the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History exhibits with Matthew Carrano (Curator of Dinosauria) and learn how scientists study modern animal skeletons to understand how extinct animals moved.

How do we know how extinct animals moved?

What did extinct animals eat?  See how scientists use fossil evidence to answer this question.

How do we know what dinosaurs and other extinct animals ate?

How do scientists use different kinds of data, such as fossilized nests and trackways, to understand dinosaur reproduction and parenting?

How do we know whether dinosaurs cared for their young?

Smithsonian Curator Matthew Carrano identifies Cretaceous dinosaur teeth from the Washington DC area.

How do paleontologists identify dinosaur teeth?

Smithsonian Curator Anna K. Behrensmeyer visits a modern wetland and finds conditions that might have looked familiar to the Cretaceous dinosaurs of the Washington DC area.

How do paleontologists reconstruct environments from the ancient past?

Nice to see science presented without all the sensationalism that you see in documentaries on cable!

Very nice

Can you make dinos boring? 
This host might just show us how...

Well, it's free.

Dinosaurs in Our Backyard

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