Some social media posts said the bones were discovered in North America, while others suggested a North African locale.

The Natural History Museum's Collection deserves the capital letter: it supposedly holds more items than any similar museum in the world, excluding the Smithsonian: a staggering 80 million+ items.

British scientists from the Natural History Museum in London, led by curator Nicola Arthur, discovered the origin of hundreds of human skeletons found at the bottom of the River Thames. In the study, ...

Photo: Niels Pluto The Naturalis natural history museum in Leiden. Photo: Niels Pluto The Netherlands is returning several dozen skeletons stored at the Leiden natural history museum Naturalis to ...

A stegosaurus skeleton that sold at auction a few months ago for a record sum of around $45 million is now on display at New York's esteemed natural history museum. Unveiling the pristine-looking ...

Image The Diplodocus carnegii skeleton at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History is known as “Dippy ... dinosaurs running amok in the museum’s basement, and of ancient winged reptiles ...