If you haven’t checked out the “Survival of the Slowest” exhibit at The Arizona Science Center, you’ll want to head down there before it ends!
The exhibit showcases a variety of “slow” species who have learned to adapt and survive in our planet. Live snakes, tortoises, sloths, a hedgehog, iguana, and more are on display at the exhibit.
Arizona Science Center
The exhibit is also available in English and Spanish.
Arizona Science Center
Other than the different species on display, here’s what the “live” exhibit features:
- There are daily presentations [12:15 p.m. and 2:15 p.m.].
- Animal care specialist: a team member that’s on site to answer questions from guests.
- An opportunity to learn between warm- and cold-blooded species. Plus, you can “see the unique ways they hide from predators.”
IF YOU GO
- “Survival of the slowest” is open until August 7, 2022.
- Location: Sybil B. Harrington Gallery, Level 3, at the Arizona Science Center [600 E. Washington St.]
COST
- General Admission: $8.95
- Children under 3 are free.
- Member Admission: $6.95
