Field Museum of Natural History

A green chameleon with blue stripes and a red eye clings to a branch

A section of a museum exhibition, with large cut-outs of trees and plants, and specimens in display cases.

Pokemon Fossil Museum character on a gold background

A person wearing a virtual reality headset reaches their arms over their head. The background makes it appear as if the person is underwater, with jelly fish, a whale shark and other fish.

Four people sit in a virtual reality ride. A shark in the foreground, with a space station in the background

Visitors wearing 3D glasses seated in a theater.

A t. rex standing on a rock, a setting sun as the background

Australia's Great Wild North 3D movie poster

A museum exhibition space, featuring graphic panels, multi-media displays with bright pink, turquoise and black colors.

A museum exhibition space with large video screens and graphic panels.

A microscopic view of a weevil larva head with wide-set, short antennae and closely set mouth parts.

A microscopic view of an ovular antenna tip. The exterior is covered in thin hairs. At its center, it is concave, with thicker, shorter, finger-like protrusions.

A woman, Maritza Garcia, wearing a light blue dress and a headdress with a feather, performs a dance in front of onlookers at the land acknowledgment ceremony.

A section of a rug with stylized depictions of blue sky with clouds, green and brown mountains, and farmland with cows

Image for The Relevance of Native America to Black History

The skeleton of SUE the T. rex illuminated in green, blue, and purple lighting.

Left: A mounted T. rex skeleton inside a museum gallery. Right: A long-necked titanosaur skeleton in a large classical hall.

A scientist crouches and shines a flashlight into a pool in the middle of the night. Many stars are overhead, and the pool is lit with a red glow from the flashlight.

Two visitors observe a model of a ship in a glass case in a darkened gallery.

Adults and children bundled up in hats and gloves harvest seeds in the Rice Native Gardens outside the Field Museum in late autumn.