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SUMMARY:Elephants: Giants of the Desert at the AutoNation® IMAX® 3D Theater at the Museum of Discovery and Science
DESCRIPTION:Follow Little Foot and her protective herd in Elephants: Giants of the Desert\, a larger-than-life 3D documentary film about a rare group of elephants in the Namib Desert\, now playing at the AutoNation® IMAX® Theater at the Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS). Created by the filmmakers of popular giant screen titles Sea Lions: Life by A Whisker and Serengeti: Journey to the Heart of Africa\, Elephants: Giants of the Desert brings the inspiring story of a resilient elephant family surviving against the odds in one of the harshest environments on Earth – Africa’s Namib Desert – to the giant screen for the very first time. \nFilmed on location in the Namib\, one of the oldest and largest deserts\, the film provides unprecedented access to one of only two populations of desert elephants in the world\, totaling close to 150 individuals compared to a historic population of 2\,500-3\,500 in the 18th century. Despite having significant needs for water\, these elephants have somehow learned to thrive in this land of extremes. With a slow reproduction cycle of 3+ years and a high mortality rate due partly to the desert conditions\, every calf becomes more than precious\, and the desert elephants themselves seem to know it well\, too. \nThe film’s story is driven by Little Foot\, a newborn calf\, as she survives her perilous and most vulnerable first year despite the odds\, helped by a fierce extended family of elephants. Audiences will follow Little Foot on an epic and at times whimsical journey\, getting up close and personal with the largest land mammals on the planet as they care for the smallest member of the herd. Together the matriarchal herd of aunts and sisters will brave the desert’s elements and use some elephant superpowers\, from finding underground aquifers to foreseeing sandstorms. Through the eyes of these elephants\, audiences will also see the hidden side of an otherworldly and formidable landscape\, where a cast of iconic animals including giraffes\, monkeys and lions form a unique canvas of life. \nTo capture the adventures of Little Foot on screen\, the filmmaking crew including Paul Phelan\, Tamatea Kohu and Cam Batten lived another kind of adventure behind the camera\, lugging intricate production gear into the remote desert\, and battling the elements despite being out of their natural habitat. Earning the trust of the elephants\, especially around their little one\, took patience and respect\, for which the filmmakers were rewarded with a close look into the lives of these enigmatic yet endangered creatures. \nElephants: Giants of the Desert is a family friendly movie filmed for Giant Screen and IMAX® theaters in native 3D\, where state-of-the-art image and sound will immerse audiences in the unbelievable world of the elephants and their true story of family and survival. \nElephants: Giants of the Desert is produced by Definition Studios and distributed by K2 Studios. \nThe AutoNation® IMAX® Theater at the Museum of Discovery and Science is located at 401 SW 2nd Street in Fort Lauderdale. The film Elephants: Giants of the Desert is included in the MODS Discovery Pass\, an all-in-one ticket that includes Museum exhibitions\, live science demonstrations and one IMAX® documentary film. For tickets\, please visit mods.org/tickets and for showtimes\, please visit mods.org/showtimes.
URL:https://thepbmoms.com/event/elephants-giants-of-the-desert-at-the-autonation-imax-3d-theater-at-the-museum-of-discovery-and-science/
LOCATION:Museum of Discovery and Science\, 401 SW 2nd St.\, Fort Lauderdale\, 33312
ORGANIZER;CN="Museum of Discovery and Science":MAILTO:booking@mods.org
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SUMMARY:Daytime Playtime
DESCRIPTION:The mamas spoke up\, and we listened! \nJoin us weekly for a casual play date on the lawn featuring water tables\, hula hoops\, lawn games and more. Bring your towels for post-splashing in Water Pavilion West Palm and pack your lawn blankets for shady enjoyment! Ideal for little ones 5 and under\, and all ages welcome. \nPlease note: no diapers in fountain please; if changing needs to occur\, please use public restrooms. \n\nCityPlace\n\n\nEvery Wednesday\, Thursday and Friday from 10AM-2PM
URL:https://thepbmoms.com/event/daytime-playtime-2/2025-06-06/
LOCATION:CityPlace\, 700 South Rosemary Avenue\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401
CATEGORIES:Free
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SUMMARY:Touch Tank Demonstrations
DESCRIPTION:Touch Tank Demonstrations \nDaily demonstrations at 10:45am
URL:https://thepbmoms.com/event/touch-tank-demonstrations/2025-06-06/
LOCATION:Cox Science Center\, 4801 Dreher Trail North\, Weest Palm Beach\, FL\, 33405
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SUMMARY:Reptiles Rule!
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Reptiles Rule held every Friday at 12:30 PM inside our interactive Reptile Complex. Children of all ages can learn about alligators\, snakes\, turtles\, and more. This educational program is perfect for guests to learn about reptiles and wildlife conservation.
URL:https://thepbmoms.com/event/reptiles-rule/2025-06-06/
LOCATION:Busch Wildlife\, 17855 Rocky Pines Road\, Jupiter\, FL\, 33478
CATEGORIES:The Whole Family
ORGANIZER;CN="Busch Wildlife Sanctuary":MAILTO:marketingasst@buschwildlife.org
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SUMMARY:Live Alligator Petting
DESCRIPTION:Live Alligator Petting \nFriday – Sunday Only at 2:00pm
URL:https://thepbmoms.com/event/live-alligator-petting/2025-06-06/
LOCATION:Cox Science Center\, 4801 Dreher Trail North\, Weest Palm Beach\, FL\, 33405
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SUMMARY:Guided Turtle Walk
DESCRIPTION:Turtle Walks are a unique program that allows our visitors to learn about and observe the nesting and egg-laying process of loggerhead sea turtles. \nDuration\n\nApproximately 3 Hours\nThere’s no way to know the exact duration of the program from night to night\, although the program is officially scheduled from 9pm – 12am. The length of the program depends on when we spot a loggerhead sea turtle and her behavior. If we do spot one\, it could be at any point in the evening. If no turtle has been spotted by midnight\, the program concludes.\n\nAbout\nWith the approval of state issued permits\, experienced Loggerhead Marinelife Center scouts will patrol our designated section of Juno Beach searching for sea turtles while visitors enjoy an informative presentation on the plight of sea turtles and engage in a variety of hands-on learning experiences. Once a loggerhead sea turtle emerges and begins her egg-laying process\, the group is then led down to the beach to witness this unforgettable experience. \nWhat happens if I don’t see a sea turtle?\nWe cannot guarantee that a loggerhead sea turtle will carry out her nesting process on the evening of your scheduled program. Though we cannot offer refunds\, all ticket sales directly benefit Loggerhead Marinelife Center’s mission and the care of our sea turtle patients. \nWhat are my chances to see a turtle?\nThere is absolutely NO way to predict the successful nesting of a sea turtle on the night of your scheduled walk. Sea turtles never RSVP\, and we have no way of knowing what the likelihood of seeing a sea turtle will be from night to night. Juno Beach\, however\, is one of the densest nesting sites for loggerhead sea turtles in the world. \nHow does the program work?\nNesting is highest for loggerhead sea turtles in June and July. During these months\, we offer turtle walks to the public Tuesday-Saturday under a required permit issued by the state of Florida. Once registered for an evening\, visitors come to the center and receive a presentation\, at which time our scouts are on the beach in search of activity. If the scouts spot a loggerhead sea turtle carrying out her nesting process\, they will radio to bring the group down to watch. \nHow long is the program?\nThere’s no way to know the exact duration of the program from night to night\, although the program is officially scheduled from 9pm – 12am. The length of the program depends entirely on when and if we spot a sea turtle. If we do spot one\, it could be at any point in the evening. If no turtle has been spotted by midnight\, the program concludes. \nCan I bring a flashlight?\nSorry\, flashlights are not permitted. \nCan I take pictures?\nWe do not permit photography of any form throughout the program. \nMore Info\n\nChildren must be 10 years or older to attend the walks\, and all participants must be able to walk up to half a mile on the beach.\nDue to our State issued permit requirements\, we can only accommodate a small number of people per night and dates fill up quickly. There is no relationship between sea turtle nesting activity and the phase of the moon\, the weather\, or the tides. All scheduled Turtle Walk nights have the same odds of the group seeing a sea turtle nesting. There are no refunds on tickets if a sea turtle is not spotted.\n\nWhat to Wear\n\nDark clothing is preferred to minimize the impact on nesting sea turtles. Bug spray and comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended.\nWhat if it’s raining? We run our program rain or shine and only stay off the beach in the event of lightning. During this waiting period\, guests will be onsite enjoying our presentation. We do not cancel the program due to inclement weather. If the forecast calls for rain\, we recommend guests wear raincoats or ponchos. No umbrellas please.
URL:https://thepbmoms.com/event/guided-turtle-walk-2/2025-06-06/
LOCATION:Loggerhead Marine Life Center\, 14200 U.S. Highway 1\, Juno Beach\, FL\, 33408
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