And tons more down here... these are mostly for kids, but grown-ups would like them too!

FBI Kids' and Youths' Page Find out which case in the USA made officials aware why fingerprinting was so important. What is the name of this famous case? This is for kids interested in forensic science, DNA testing, polygraph testing, fingerprinting and other cool stuff. Sci/Tech: Police play it by ear  Did you know that you can now identify people by their ears?? Read it here in this BBC news article.  Police are compiling what is believed to be the world's largest computer database of ear prints to be used in the same way as fingerprint evidence in linking suspects to crimes. Forensic Entomology Pages, International   Have you ever wondered about what happens to bodies when they die? Or, how can insects help in finding the cause of death?  When the corpse is crawling with maggots, how does the entomologist proceed to estimate the time of death? Kiddonet.com There are games here, as well as clicking on the "Do you want to solve a mystery?" And they give prizes too! The Mystery Page Become KC Rodgers, a forensic detective without a clue! Apply your detective skills and forensic knowledge to identify the kidnapper of Susie Van Konkel. In this game, you must search the house for evidence... In another section, you can read what it takes to be a forensic scientist with job descriptions of some of the main specialties in the field. Watch a video if you have  Real Player plug-in and feel free to ask questions about information or jobs in the Forensic Science Forum. Your questions will be answered by a forensic scientist. Saturn Space Hotel: The Mystery of the Stolen Plans - Are you a good enough detective to work out who stole the professor's plans? Find out with this mystery created by primary school children in the UK. Interactive Adventure: Moon Rock - Try your hand at this interactive space adventure story  written by a class of 8-10 year olds. Museum of Unnatural Mysteries  This is  a slightly bizarre, cyberspace, science museum site for all ages. Are there really flying saucers?  What killed the dinosaurs? Is there something ancient and alive in Loch Ness? The Museum takes a scientific look at these, and other, questions. Someone in Time - Every month, Discovery Channel Online has a new mystery history guest. Look at the clues and figure out who the person is! A. Pintura: Art Detective - Play this game and learn about artists such as Picasso, Van Gogh, Raphael, and Gauguin while you help solve a mystery!  If anything, the pictures are great... Ace on the Case: Secrets@Sea - Fun online investigative game exploring topics in Ocean Science. Learn about oceanography, marine animals, and water pollution as you collect clues to solve a mystery. I Can Do That! - This fun site helps you learn about DNA, RNA, cells, protein, and cloning. Mission: Drosophila - Become a secret agent tracking down the secrets of DNA. Mysteries in the Millions  Use your skills of deduction and inference to solve these mysteries. You will also need to use your logical thinking skills while doing some of our puzzling mysteries.

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