Wild Secrets–Galapagos
Evolution at the Speed of Light
 

Saturday, March 1, 2008 at 2:00 PM
Beckman Auditorium
$5 (unreserved seating)

 

The effect of El Niño weather patterns on wildlife has been documented worldwide for years, but scientists are now uncovering some startling new facts. On the Galapagos Islands, lack of food has caused a colony of marine iguanas to physically shrink. In the hunt for food, these iguanas are forced to venture ashore, and some are beginning to breed with their land-based cousins. [An NHK Production]

Jasper Simon of Caltech's Division of Biology will introduce the film and guide the post-screening discussion.

This event is made possible through Caltech's participation in the CineMuse Network.

Recommended for ages six and up.

www.cinemuse.com

Season Sponsors: Caltech Employees Federal Credit Union
Los Angeles Times
Series Sponsor: East West Bank
Media Cosponsors: Family Magazine Group
Marketing Partner: Usborne Books

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Galapagos Iguana