Students can touch real aquatic artifacts, such as a killer whale's jaw, an urchin's teeth and a muskrat pelt.
Older students use microscopes and props to explore aquatic ecology.
Staying Alive - Become an aquatic detective and search for clues that reveal how animals survive in aquatic habitats. Wading into Wetlands - Discover the wonderful diversity of wetland habitats and explore how animals use these as a home, hotel,restaurant and nursery. Lives of the Wet and Spineless - Investigate how animals without backbones deal with life on the shores of British Columbia. Marine Mammals - Explore adaptations of marine mammals to life in the ocean through slides, fascinating props and fun activities. Intertidal Marine Biology - Examine features of invertebrates that help them thrive in the intertidal zone.