Wild Science: How animals hear

Short-beaked common dolphins

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The Chesil Beach Centre from the Fleet Lagoon by Marc Kativu Smith

The Chesil Beach Centre from the Fleet Lagoon by Marc Kativu Smith

Wild Science: How animals hear

Location:
Join us for an interactive Wild Science session at The Wild Chesil Centre to learn more about our magnificent marine wildlife

Event details

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Date

Time
10:15am - 11:15am
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About the event

Have you ever wondered how animals hear sounds? Do crabs have ears? Do fish talk to each other? What about whales and dolphins?

In this interactive, hands-on session we’ll investigate sound energy. Of course, in order to hear sounds we need to make sounds, so be prepared for some noisy (always fun) and exciting scientific investigations.

Suitable for the whole family. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

BOOKING ESSENTIAL.

Booking

Suggested donation

Free, donations welcome.

Additional booking information

Spaces are limited so booking is essential.

Please book online using the link above.

Know before you go

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Wheelchair access

Yes
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Parking information

There is a large council-owned pay and display car park (Chesil Beach Pay & Display) next to the Wild Chesil Centre.
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Bicycle parking

Yes
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Facilities

Toilets
Shop
Cafe/refreshments
Picnic area
Accessible toilet
Baby changing facilities
Disabled parking

Contact us

Wild Chesil Centre
Contact number: 01305 206191