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Reptile and Amphibian Adaptations

Arts & CultureChildrenCitizen ScienceecoEXPLOREK-12 StudentsTeensVirtual
When:
May 13, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Where:
Virtual, NC
Source:
NC Museum of Natural Sciences – Events

How do turtles survive underwater without oxygen for days on end? How do snakes climb, swim, and slither? What is brumation? In this virtual ecoEXPLORE program we will talk about some of the many fascinating adaptations that reptiles and amphibians have evolved in order to survive extreme environments and to sense and navigate the world around them. This program is aimed at kids in grades K-8 interested in being a part of the ecoEXPLORE collaborative science project, but all are welcome. Registe

ChildrenCitizen ScienceecoEXPLOREK-12 StudentsTeensVirtual

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    Virtual

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    NC Museum of Natural Sciences – Events

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    Arts & Culture, Children, Citizen Science

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    Children, Citizen Science, ecoEXPLORE, K-12 Students