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Take the skull challenge...
June 16, 9:30 am-4:00 pm
Can you name the wetland animal that matches each skull?
The relative sizes are shown. The largest is 7 3/4" long, and the smallest is 2 3/8" long.
A. hint: omnivore (eats a wide variety of animals and plants)
B. hint: herbivore (eats plants); round tail
C. hint: mostly a carnivore (eats animals)
D. hint: omnivore (eats a variety of animals and plants)
E. hint: carnivore (eats animals)
F. hint: herbivore (eats plants), flat tail
More fun besides skulls at the Friends of Lake Wingra tent:
The skulls and the answers will be at Wingra Park, Madison WI, June 16, 9:30 am-4:00 pm, at the Friends of Lake Wingra display area, under a canopy.
- Guided tours of the springs nearby in the morning
- "Enviroscape" model of a watershed, with demonstrations for children k-6, in afternoon.
- Photos and instructions for how to build a one-hour rain garden
- Display of plans for mowing aquatic plants in the lake
- Trivia game about lakes
- Lots of information & gifts for volunteers (t-shirts, picnic bags, booklets about the lake, "Love the lake--don't leaf it" signs, etc... supplies limited)
The skulls and the answers will be at Wingra Park, Madison WI, June 16, 9:30 am-4:00 pm, at the Friends of Lake Wingra display area, under a canopy.
We'll post answers here, after the event is over.
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