Join Susie Meadows, who works with Project Puffin, on October 25th at 11am at the 

Coastal Children’s Museum for a fun and engaging program about bird adaptations.

This interactive program will investigate, through experimentation, how fat keeps a bird

warm, and how different types of beaks excel at catching different types of food. We

will also answer how little puffins, smaller than a lobster buoy, spend years out on the

open ocean. After learning how puffins have adapted to life at sea, we will dress up a

kid using all of a puffin’s adaptations. This program is free and designed for school aged

children.