Wildlife

Animal Adaptations: Snow Prints

Animal Adaptations: Snow Prints

Event Description

An animal's adaptations increase its chances of survival by specializing its physical traits and behaviors to its environment. In this program, students will learn about different adaptations animals have developed over time and why they are advantageous to their survival. They will examine the effects of different physical or behavioral changes and make predictions about how these traits can benefit or harm species.

Event Requirements

Prerequisites
    • Min Age: 1
    • Max Age: 100

Event Contact Information

Hannah Montgomery, hannah.smith@agfc.ar.gov, (870) 933-6787

Event Details

Free
01/23/2027
Physical - 47 Spots Available, all ages
Jan 23
Sat · 1:00 PM
600 EAST LAWSON ROAD
JONESBORO, AR 72404
Classroom for 60 people.
Do you ever see tracks in the snow or winter mud and wonder what animal they belong to? Do you know how to tell the difference between the footprint of a domestic dog and a coyote or fox? Learn about different tracks and the animals that create them in our Snow Prints program, then create your very own soap from the mold of an animal’s footprint to take home! All ages are welcome and registration is required.