Nature Tales - George Public Library, December 2nd, 2026

 Life in the Freeze: Wild Winter Survival & Adaptations!

When temperatures plunge and snow blankets the ground, how do wild animals survive the freezing cold? Step into the shoes of a field biologist to unlock the extreme physical and behavioral adaptations that keep nature alive all winter long!

What You'll Experience:

• Camouflage Hunt: Test your predator instincts and see how fast you can spot white-tailed hares and arctic foxes against changing winter landscapes.
• Natural Antifreeze Physiology: Discover the biological secrets of frozen wood frogs that stop their hearts all winter and come back to life in the spring!
• Structural Engineering: Test shelter designs to see what kind of burrows withstand harsh winter elements.

Put on your scientist hat, log real data on your Field Explorer card, and test your skills against nature's toughest winter survivors! Perfect for curious minds, families, and homeschool groups ages 5 and up.

Where: George Public Library

When: December 2nd at 3:00 PM

Admission: FREE! No registration required.

Bring your curiosity and discover what it takes to survive life in the freeze!

 

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