Description
In this fascinating talk you'll find out how animals deal with darkness, from the echolocation calls of bats, to the crazy asymmetric ears of owls to our own nighttime vision (and why we have red-eye in flash photos). We'll take a tour of the animal kingdom and see the ingenious ways that animals have adapted to the darkness.
Dr Dean Waters works for the Environment Department at the University of York. As a zoologist he's been working on bats and bat echolocation for almost 30 years, but is fascinated by all sensory systems, including those in humans.
This event takes place as part of the National Parks Virtual Dark Skies Festival 2021, an annual celebration of the wonderful dark skies above the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors International Dark Sky Reserves.
Note that this online presentation can also be viewed LIVE and for FREE via the Go Stargazing public Facebook page (no Facebook login is required - you may need to refresh the page to see the "Watch live" button).
Organiser
This online event is being organised by Go Stargazing who should be contacted if you have any queries.
Event booking
Please use the below form to reserve your space for the Zoom presentation. The link to join the Zoom meeting will be emailed to you on the day of the event.
Bookings are closed for this event.
