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Description
Did you know dung beetles are the strongest insects in the world? Or that banana slugs have one foot, one lung, and no spine? From spiders and bats to fungi and slime molds, campers will explore the surprising roles these “creepy” critters play in the ecosystem. At Camp Creeps & Critters, we’re uncovering the truth behind the Pacific Northwest’s most misunderstood animals and processes.Through hands-on activities, outdoor expeditions, and interactive games, we’ll discover why the slimy, spooky, and strange are actually some of nature’s most important survivalists. Get ready to embrace the unexpected and see the beauty in the bizarre!
Locations (addresses in welcome letters): Monday- Sehmel Homestead Park, Tuesday- McCormick Forest Park, Wednesday- McCormick Forest Park, Thursday- Sehmel Homestead Park, Friday- Sunrise Beach Park
Instructors: PenMet Staff
What to Wear/Bring: Please wear weather appropriate clothing, closed-toed shoes, and a jacket. Please bring a water bottle and snack
Activity Sub-Category
Nature Programs
Location
Various Park Locations
Instructor
Felicia Sweeney
Map & Direction
Tacoma DeMolay Sand Spit Nature Preserve
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55 Bella Bella Drive
Fox Island, WA
98333
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