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Web Feet and Slimy Skin

Tuesday, April 17, 2018, 7:00pm – 8:00pm

Explore the world of frogs!

Reservations

Not Required

Pricing

  • General Admission: Free

Location

Mather Auditorium

This event is handicap accessible

Dr. Kris Hoffmann of the University of Maine spoke to us in September about turtles.  Her return promises a fascinating, informative, and funny program – this time on Maine’s fabulous frogs.

Anatomy meets ecology in this hour-long presentation. Join us as we learn why frogs are slimy, how metamorphosis affects more than their legs, where they go in the winter, how they use their eyes to help swallow, what you can do to help their populations, and more. She will describe the biology of these water-loving animals, introduce us to all the frogs in Maine, and discuss their conservation in a presentation sure to entertain!  This interesting, educational program is free and open to the public. Come early for refreshments. 

Gray tree frog
Gray tree frog

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