Santa Ana, CA (PRWEB) May 18, 2012
Discovery Science Center (DSC), in partnership with the OC Zoo and Santa Ana Zoo, invite you to join the fun during the Science Center?s ?WILD SUMMER!?
Beginning May 26, DSC will play host to an amazing array of Wild Summer programming beginning with the opening of the brand new Wildlife Rescue exhibit. The new special exhibition offers visitors the opportunity to experience compelling stories of animal rescue from around the world, including how seabirds are saved from environmental disasters and what happens to orphaned baby elephants. Also during DSC?s Wild Summer, visitors to the Science Center and Wildlife Rescue will each receive one complimentary ticket to the OC Zoo and the Santa Ana Zoo.
On display from May 26 through September 3, 2012, Wildlife Rescue lets visitors experience the excitement of rescuing and returning diverse creatures back to the wild as they explore the new, emerging science of ?Restoration Biology? that is saving all types of animals from the brink of extinction. Through interactive exhibits, guests learn the innovative methods used to capture, raise and release endangered species, including elephants, orangutans, pandas, whooping cranes, sturgeon, Iberian lynxes, prairie dogs, American burying beetles, plus many more.
In addition to Wildlife Rescue, DSC will be hosting special wildlife themed days throughout the summer. Each themed time-period will have specific learning stations, presentations, stage shows, and kids? activities. They are as follows:
May 26 ? 28 (Memorial Day Weekend)
?Wild about Safari? features Thors? Safari Extravaganza show where kids and families will be entertained by seeing real snakes, lizards, tarantulas, plus many more. Also, learning stations will include activities on eco systems and digging fossils. This coming Memorial Day Weekend is not to be missed, as DSC kicks off Wild Summer? safari style!
May 26 ? June 29
?Lizards, Toads, and Snakes, Oh My!? features programs on reptiles, amphibians and arthropods. Guests are invited to learn about scaly snakes, leaping lizards, creepy-crawling insects, slow moving turtles and tortoises, and hissing roaches as they checkout Wildlife Rescue and participate in the ?Game of Chance? stage show.
June 30 ? July 8
?Dog Days of Summer? (Summer Festival) featuring programs on dogs, wolves, coyotes and foxes. Plus, the summer festival will include kids? obstacle course and inflatables, learning stations, gourmet food trucks, and an exciting LIVE dog show! Rescue groups will also be on hand for pet adoption days.
July 9 ? 15
?Cats Rule, Dogs Drool? features programs on cats, cougars, bobcats and mountain lions. Families will have the opportunity to learn about how these nocturnal creatures live, hunt, and survive throughout the world. In addition, speakers will be on hand to discuss how residents of Orange County can look for signs of wild cats in the area and what to do if you come across one.
July 16 ? 29
?Take Flight? features programs on domestic and exotic birds. What?s it like to fly high in the sky with nothing beneath but the wind and clouds? Visitors to DSC will have the chance to find out during ?Omar?s Exotic Birds? show and during special presentations on feathers and flight, plus environments and adaptation. Hands-on activities for the kids include making a bird feeder.
July 30 ? September 3
?Sea Life? features programs on animals of the ocean! Surf is up during the last days of Wild Summer as there will be a hands-on tide pool tank for families, plus presentations on the Irvine Marsh Lands, Huntington Beach Wetlands, and Newport Harbor. Whale conservationists will be on hand to discuss what we can do as a community to help preserve these majestic creatures of the sea.
Wildlife Rescue is on view from May 26 through September 3, 2012 at Discovery Science Center. The exhibition is included with general admission to the Science Center, which is $ 14.95 for adults, $ 12.95 for children and seniors, and is free to children 3 and younger.
Wildlife Rescue is a traveling exhibit developed and produced by Science North, Ontario, Canada.
ABOUT DISCOVERY SCIENCE CENTER
Imaginations run wild through more than 100 hands-on exhibits at Discovery Science Center, Orange County?s leading destination for hands-on science fun. Take the Eco Challenge and become a green superhero, feel the power of a real rocket engine ?launch?, explore the inner workings of a two-story tall dinosaur and try your best slap shot against the Anaheim Duck?s goalie! Since 1998, Discovery Science Center has been a non-profit organization dedicated to educating young minds, assisting teachers and increasing public understanding of science, math and technology through interactive exhibits and programs. Open daily from 10am ? 5pm. For further information, call us at (714) 542-CUBE or visit us online http://www.discoverycube.org.
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