October has come and gone, which means another night of #SpookyScience has passed at the KU Natural History Museum at Macabre at the Museum (previously Science of the Macabre). Graduate students in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology showed off many different museums specimens including fossil mammals, birds, tapeworms, fishes, and tons more!
Check out this write up from the Kansan: http://www.kansan.com/news/macabre-at-the-museum-to-feature-creepy-crawly-halloween-fun/article_ed8a4046-d73a-11e8-b644-ff795d45d7dd.html.
Photo credit to Daniel Romero.
Tapeworms galore with Kaylee!
Check out the teeth on Ryan’s fossil mammals!
Some very tiny jellies have a lot of toxic potential!
Birds! Birds everywhere!
Thank you to Fernando, Jesse, Emily, and Devon!
Looks at those specimens!
#SpookyScience
So much spooky science!
Fungi friends!
Showing off some crazy cool fishes that glow in the dark depths
Rene, a student, and a fish
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