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Meet live, rehabilitated, wild animals during The Center for Wildlife's presentation "Animal Adaptations: an Interactive Lab". Description from the Center for Wildlife's website below:

Animal Adaptations: an Interactive Lab

Raptors, reptiles, and mammals catch prey, stay warm, and raise young all without the clothing or houses like humans have, how do they do that? Students will learn about the special tools and adaptations that animals have that make them different from us and from each other. They will also get an introduction to the different families of birds and how to recognize them. We combine live animals and an interactive lab to illustrate this as well as to build basic scientific observational skills.

Located in Mather Auditorium. Cost is $5/members and $7/non-members. Pre-registration is not required.