Winter Wildlife: ZoologiCOOL

The University Museum of Zoology, Cambridge holds a collection of approximately 2 million specimens covering the entire animal kingdom. The Museum's main purpose is to promote and advance the understanding and appreciation of the richness and diversity of animal life in the past, present and future of our planet.

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<p>How are animals adapted to the cold of winter? Why do some escape it, and are their migrations being affected by climate change? And as for the most important winter journey of all - are reindeer really the best animals to pull Santa’s sleigh? These are all questions we will be looking into in our Winter Wildlife: ZoologiCOOL livestream on Wednesday 1 December. Join us live on our YouTube channel at 7pm and put your questions to our winter wildlife experts! </p><p>Sign up here and get the YouTube link sent direct to your inbox, and receive reminders in the week leading up to the event. </p>

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