Montbrook Fossil Dig
The Florida Museum of Natural History is seeking volunteers to help dig at the Montbrook dig site in Levy County for the month of November. The Montbrook Site is very productive and almost all volunteers will find some fossil specimens on their first day. The most commonly found fossils are bones from the shell of freshwater turtles and vertebrae, spines, scales, and skull bones of fish, including gar, catfish, snook, and drum.
MIAMI: Mini Me Science – Polar Cubs
Bundle up as we investigate how to be tough like a polar bear and survive in the snowy Arctic climate. Little ones will discover how these amazing creatures are able to hunt, eat and sleep in freezing temperatures by learning about animal adaptations to stay warm with a “blubber” experiment.
WEST PALM BEACH: Marsh Critters: Dipnetting Activity
The marsh comes alive in the palm of your hand as we discover the amazing aquatic insects and small wonders that call the wetlands home. You’ll be knee-deep in the marsh during this dipnetting adventure for the whole family! Bring closed-toe shoes that can get wet, hat, refillable water bottle, towel, and change of clothes. Call the nature center at 561-804-4985 to reserve your spot.
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