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Movies

The following movies are shown daily in our Wildlife Theater:

10:00 AM - Jungle

Change your perception of the rainforest and recognize its significance as a refuge for the richest variety of plant and animal life on earth. (35 minutes)

 

11:00 AM - Cara the Sea Turtle

Set off on an exciting ocean adventure with Cara, a baby loggerhead sea turtle, as she follows her instincts and survives an amazing journey. (30 minutes)

 

12:00 PM - Habitat Earth: H2O

Learn why water is important to us all, and how humans contribute to the chain of events which impact water quality.  (30 minutes)

 

1:00 PM - Tarantulas & their Venomous Relations

Get a close look at this fascinating arachnid that inhabits tropical rainforests, desert landscapes and some of our greatest fears. (52 minutes)

 

2:00 PM - Spirit of the Eagle

Join a group of young people as they explore the world of the bald eagle and learn how eagles relate to man and nature. (30 minutes)

 

3:00 PM - The Secret World of Bats

Learn the fascinating truth about bats on five different continents and witness many aspects of their lives in stunning slow-motion photography. (48 minutes)

 

4:00 PM - Plant and Animal Partners

Animals and plants play an important role in each other's existence. Birds disperse seeds, flowers encourage pollination, ants aerate the soil. It's a delicate dance of survival and growth. (30 minutes)

Movies change quarterly with the seasons.
Groups studying a particular topic can request a special movie on that topic.

 

 

 

 

 

 

International Wildlife Museum
4800 W Gates Pass Road
Tucson, AZ 85745
Business Office: (520) 629-0100
Fax: (520) 618-3561