アメリカ自然史博物館のインスタグラム(amnh) - 3月12日 01時17分

Pictured is a pair of platypus nests, collected by Australian naturalist Henry Burrell in the early 20th century. These nests are just two of more than 33 million specimens and artifacts that make up the Museum collection, a repository where discoveries are made all the time. The olinguito, a South American raccoon relative, spent nearly 90 years on the Museum’s shelves before being described as the new species. Learn the story in Episode 4 of #ShelfLife: The Skull of the Olinguito. Click the link in our profile!
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