Tomorrow, Saturday April 22, from 10 AM – 4 PM we will open our doors and welcome all of you to visit our hidden treasures in the natural history collections of The Ohio State University. Stop by and talk to the curators who meticulously keep these specimens and make them available to students and researchers for study throughout the year. This is your chance each year to see what we do and to support our efforts.
The event is FREE and so is parking. We will have many activities for children including face painting, the very popular bugs-in-goo, a live arthropod zoo … and this year new, for anyone over 15 years, guided sessions on scientific illustration, drawing natural history specimens.
Enjoy some photos from last year events
The set-up for tomorrow is in full swing, here is what I have seen so far
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- Look at all the activities and exhibits at the Biomuseum
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- Color me!
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- The web of life illustrated on a Sycamore tree
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- Enter the mollusk range
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- What are tetrapods?
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- Plant a plant activity
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- Fungus-growing ant exhibit
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- print of “Chorea Ex Domina Mortem” (Dance of Lady Death) by Caitlin Watters
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- Will someone still catch this velociraptor until tomorrow?
About the Author: Angelika Nelson is curator of the Borror Laboratory of Bioacoustics and coordinates social media and outreach at the museum.
*** We hope to see you tomorrow ***
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