Phoenix reptile group plans workshop at Surprise library
Learn about reptiles when the Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary makes a stop in the Original Town Site on Monday, July 21.
Courtesy Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum/Tom Weaver
Learn about reptiles when the Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary makes a stop in the Original Town Site on Monday, July 21.
A workshop from 10 to 11 a.m. at Hollyhock Library, 15844 N. Hollyhock St., will cover the ecological importance of adaptations and how reptiles use bright colors, long tails and other unique features to survive in the wild.
It will also discuss what adaptations are and how they may be different for each reptile.
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Phoenix reptile group plans workshop at Surprise library
Courtesy Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum/Tom Weaver
Learn about reptiles when the Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary makes a stop in the Original Town Site on Monday, July 21.
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Learn about reptiles when the Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary makes a stop in the Original Town Site on Monday, July 21.
A workshop from 10 to 11 a.m. at Hollyhock Library, 15844 N. Hollyhock St., will cover the ecological importance of adaptations and how reptiles use bright colors, long tails and other unique features to survive in the wild.
It will also discuss what adaptations are and how they may be different for each reptile.
All library patrons are welcome to attend and there is no registration needed for the event.
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