This Sunday (15th July) morning there will be a special Cardiff sciSCREEN as part of the Cardiff Science Festival. Professor Mike Bruford of Cardiff University School of Biosciences will give a short talk at 10:15am, before the screening of Ice Age 4: Continental Drift. His talk, which will last 10-15 minutes and is suitable for children and young adults, will cover questions such as ‘what is continental drift?’ ‘When were the ice ages?’ ‘What sort of animals were Manny, Diego, Sid, and Gutt, and when did they live?’ And, ‘what on Earth is Scrat?’
What on Earth is he?
Tickets (for the 10.40am screening) are £8.25 adults (children and concessions £5.50) on 0871 22 44 007 or book online at http://www.blogger.com/www.odeon.co.uk.
Mike Bruford is a Professor at Cardiff University who specialises in endangered species. He is interested in how the animals featured in the Ice Age films have become extinct.
Mike Bruford is a Professor at Cardiff University who specialises in endangered species. He is interested in how the animals featured in the Ice Age films have become extinct.
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