Sunday, August 3, 2014 at 1:00 p.m.
Allan Yap Theatre
Included with museum admission or membership
The lives of butterflies and moths are filled with mystery and intrigue. Evolution has played a visible role in these organisms, most apparent in their wing patterns, adapted for camouflage, warning, and even intimidation. From mimicry, parasitism to pollination; plants, arthropods, and larger animals have amazing relationships with butterflies. Uncover the diversity of butterflies, their interactions, fascinating adaptations and how these affect their chances for survival with Maja Bjelic, volunteer at the Beaty Biodiversity Museum with her Master’s Degree in Ecology from the University of Zagreb.
This is part of the Way Cool Biodiversity Series.
Photo credits: Maja Bjelic