Well, on Saturday, Feb. 8 your wish will come true. You can not only see what's inside but ask those questions you've always wanted to ask.
It's the third annual UC Davis Biodiversity Day, when six biological museums open their doors to an eagerly awaiting public. It's set from noon to 4 p.m.
It will be open house at these sites:
- Bohart Museum of Entomology
- Museum of Wildlife and Fish Biology
- Botanical Conservatory
- Center for Plant Diversity
- Anthropology Collections, and
- Paleontology Collections
They're all within walking distance but you may want to bike or drive. This event is free and open to the public. There's free parking, too. Families are encouraged to attend.
What's to see? Well, for starters: insects and insect specimens, carnivorous plants, fossils and birds. You'll be able to talk to the experts.
See the Bohart Museum website to download a map. For more information on Biodiversity Day, contact Tabatha Yang of the Bohart Museum at tabyang@ucdavis.edu.
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