Isolated for Eons: Madagascar's Strange and Wonderful Wildlife History!

Join us for "Isolated for Eons: Madagascar's Strange and Wonderful Wildlife History," a captivating presentation by Dr. Nathan Grassi, Dean of the College and Business STEM program at SUNY Niagara. Explore the unique wildlife history of Madagascar, which has evolved over the last eighty million years since the island split from the mainland. Discover the journey of Madagascar’s animals, from extinct megafauna to modern species, and learn about their connections to primates worldwide through DNA research and fossil evidence. Delve into the remarkable survival strategies of these creatures, including the fascinating role of female lemurs as the dominant figures in their ecosystem. This program is designed for adults, and registration is required. We extend our gratitude to Dr. Grassi for sharing his expertise at the library!