Winter means Science Saturdays at the Chelsea District Library with the U-M Museum of Natural History.
Beginning on Jan. 11 (as well as Feb. 8 and March 8) staff from the museum will be on hand for special programs from 2-3 p.m. in the KidSpot, Registration is required and the programs are suitable for children ages 6-12 accompanied by an adult.
The world can be a brutal place – eat or be eaten. To deal with this constant dilemma hunters and the hunted have evolved different strategies to give themselves a fighting chance.
Join us on a 3-workshop journey through time as we explore the strategies that predators and prey have used to try to keep a leg up on the competition, according to information about the event.
Jan. 11: Dining on Dinos: Long necks, sharp teeth, club tails, killer claws. The world in the time of the dinosaurs was a brutal place. We will explore what fossils can tell us about the lives and coping strategies of predators and prey animals.
