What to Know:
Coyote howls, yips, and barks: they are actually saying something. And that is just the start. Pronghorn can run 55 mph with more stamina than any other animal alive. They picked up that speed running from an American cheetah that went extinct thousands of years ago, and never lost it. A mountain lion can clear the length of a school bus in one jump.
Join us for a 90-minute look into the hidden lives of the mammals sharing the Black Hills and the rest of North America with us. We will walk through what these animals are actually doing out there, backed by slides and video, and you will leave with a few stories you did not have before.
Whether you grew up here or you are visiting for the first time, The Secret Life of Mammals will leave you looking at the wildlife around you a little differently.
Presented by BHPFA Education Specialist Tom Tonkin at the BHPFA Nature Shop, 833 Mt. Rushmore Rd, Custer.
Details: 10 dollars per person, or 35 dollars for a family of up to four. BHPFA members, enter your code at checkout for a 15 percent discount. Walk-ins are welcome, but seats are limited, so reserving ahead is the safer bet: donorbox.org/events/950665
