Tropical vs Polar
Medicine beyond humans.
Dec 8 - 11 · 4 days, 10 AM - 1 PM

An expedition into animal medicine, extraordinary adaptations and the science of caring for life in extreme environments.
Dec 8 - 11 · December school break
$1,250 per child
For ages 7-9
- Built for the Wild: Meet Your Animal Patients
- Animal Superpowers: Night Vision, Sonar & Beyond
- Vet Detectives: Solve the Symptom Mystery
Built for the Wild: Meet Your Animal Patients
Meet the animal patients you'll care for all week! Explore the claws, shells, beaks, and flippers that make their bodies so different from ours, and find out how each one helps them survive. Ft. The Wild Games, where kids test their jumping, sprinting, and balancing against animal champions like the kangaroo, cheetah, and flamingo. Along the way, they discover how body shape gives each animal its winning edge.
Animal Superpowers: Night Vision, Sonar & Beyond
How do bats fly in total darkness, and why do snakes flick their tongues? Discover how animals use sight, smell, hearing, touch, and taste, and unlock abilities like night vision and echolocation. Ft. The Bat Sonar Challenge, where kids play blindfolded bats hunting moths by sound alone, then use UV lights to reveal secret flower patterns that only bees can see.
Vet Detectives: Solve the Symptom Mystery
Step into the vet clinic and examine your patients from nose to tail. Check vital signs, follow the clues to find out what's wrong, and learn the safe way to help an injured animal. Ft. The X-Ray Mystery Clinic, where kids check heart rate, temperature, and breathing, then study real animal X-rays on a light box. They hunt for clues like a swallowed sock or a broken bone to crack each case.
Animal ER: Arctic to Rainforest Rescue
Journey through the Arctic, desert, rainforest, and ocean to uncover the clever adaptations animals use to survive, from blubber to camouflage, then jump into action to rescue and treat animals in trouble. Ft. The Habitat Rescue Relay, where teams race through four habitat zones, test a blubber glove in ice water, and spot hidden camouflaged creatures. They finish by freeing a sea turtle tangled in fishing line, a real lesson in protecting our oceans.









