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Blue Fungus, Red Forests

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Blue Fungus, Red Forests

Earthly Adventures

Grades 2 & 3
Journey from the artic to the desert; examine how humans affect the planet’s waste, energy, water, and animals.

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Deep Sea 3D

OPENS MAY 31, 2013
Dive deep and swim with some of the most extraordinary sea creatures ever seen on the IMAX 3D screen!

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July 29, 2010
They're small -- about the size of a grain of rice -- but the tiny pine bark beetle has killed over three million acres of lodgepole pine in Colorado and Wyoming.

In this Science Bite, Museum scientist Frank Krell explains how the combination of pine bark beetles, fungus, and people have turned many of the green forests in Colorado into a blanket of rust red.