Creatures of the Abyss Now Open at the Lawrence Hall of Science
Summary
Step inside the Bioluminescence Theatre and find out how deep sea animals like hatchetfish, anglerfish, and black dragon fish produce fantastic colored light shows to lure prey and communicate in complete darkness, or, hitch a simulated ride on Alvin, the worlds first deep-ocean submersible vehicle.“Creatures of the Abyss offers visitors the opportunity to take on the role of a marine scientists for the day as they explore environments, discover the amazing creatures in this largely unknown world, and learn from the scientists who explore the deep sea” said Gretchen Walker, Community and Visitor Program Director at The Lawrence Hall of Science.The Hall also designs and disseminates effective instructional materials and exhibits while creating distinctive learning and leadership opportunities for educators.Step inside the Bioluminescence Theatre and find out how deep sea animals like hatchetfish, anglerfish, and black dragon fish produce fantastic colored light shows to lure prey and communicate in complete darkness, or, hitch a simulated ride on Alvin, the worlds first deep-ocean submersible vehicle.“Creatures of the Abyss offers visitors the opportunity to take on the role of a marine scientists for the day as they explore environments, discover the amazing creatures in this largely unknown world, and learn from the scientists who explore the deep sea” said Gretchen Walker, Community and Visitor Program Director at The Lawrence Hall of Science.The Hall also designs and disseminates effective instructional materials and exhibits while creating distinctive learning and leadership opportunities for educators.