Dunkleosteus terrelli was an apex predator in the sea that covered Northeast Ohio millions of years ago. New research is changing what we know about this ancient fish and its fossils, including those found along the Rocky River. Drop by anytime during listed hours to learn more.
- Rocky River Nature Center
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Drop-by: Turkey
Stop by CanalWay Center between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. to learn about wild Turkeys. We will share some facts about these birds, have a craft to complete, and provide biofacts to explor...Details/Register -
Drop-by: Turkeys
Stop by during the listed hours to learn a little bit about turkeys and to see our mounted Tom up close. You can test yourself on some turkey trivia while you are here and a DIY tu...Details/Register -
Drop-by: Squirrels
Drop by during the posted hours for a morning all about squirrels! We’ll watch our bird feeders for sneaky squirrels, uncover a squirrel mystery, meet live flying squirrels, and ma...Details/Register
