Did you know that octopuses have three hearts? Or that more time has passed between T. rex and Stegosaurus than T. rex and humans? Here at The Field Museum, scientists are constantly striving to make new discoveries and gain a better understanding of life, nature, and the world around us. As part of the #DayOfFacts, we asked some of our science communicators and experts to take us through Evolving Planet to highlight several of the many facts that can be found in the exhibition (and the Museum).

158 reactions · 26 shares | Death is life's most universal experience. See how culture, science & art can help us understand the greatest mystery of all. | Field Museum | Facebook

Take a deep-dive into our mysterious blue planet and discover what scientific discoveries swim beneath the ocean’s surface. | Field Museum

2.1K views · 7.4K reactions | Electronic Field Trips are streamed directly into your classroom—no special technology required. Focusing on the national impact of World War II, take your students on a cross-country tour of historic sites while examining fascinating artifacts and exhibits at The National WWII Museum. Hosted by student reporters, Electronic Field Trips will help your students understand how the war affected young people just like them. | The National WWII Museum | Facebook