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Interaction of Living Things

February 1 - 28

What can frogs teach us about the diversity of animal life? Discover the answer at the special exhibit Frogs: A Chorus of Colors (Opens February 13). Then view a living creature at a Live Animal show, observe exotic and colorful insects in the Butterfly Garden, or explore regional organisms in New England Habitats. Finally, in the live presentation Survivor: Planet Earth, learn why some species evolve while others become extinct.

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Grades 3 – 12
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Location Museum of Science — Museum of Science, Boston
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Survivor: Planet Earth
Explore ancient life on planet Earth through real fossils and learn why some animals evolve and others go extinct! Visitors can examine the evidence for evolution and learn about the important scientific concepts behind this theory. These concepts will be explored through hands-on activities and demonstrations ... (details)

Live Animal Presentation
With help from members of the Museum's live animal collection, our knowledgeable staff address behaviors, environments, classification, and adaptations. Students will observe a live animal and be exposed to characteristics of the animal and adaptations that help the animal live in its environment ... (details)

New England Habitats
Get a feel for New England's natural environment with these classic dioramas. In addition to these windows on wide-ranging landscapes, the exhibit's model birds, casts of feet, antlers, beaks and other touchable elements make this an interactive experience for curious visitors. Observe deciduous ... (details)

Butterfly Garden
Walk among the free-flying residents of this warm conservatory filled with exotic plants. Overlooking the Charles River, this tropical oasis offers a wonderful opportunity to get close to a variety of living butterflies from New England and across the globe. Upon entering the garden, you'll begin ... (details)

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