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CATEGORIES:Family Fun, Tours/Informational, Free
SUMMARY:Florida Museum of Natural History Science on Tap: Keeping it (Swamp) Eel
LOCATION:Cypress & Grove Brewing Co. 1001 NW 4th St, Gainesville, FL 32601
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Learn about strange and slippery swamp eels at our September Science on Tap
  featuring Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Collection Manager
  Rob Robins!<br /><br />A man wearing a blue shirt and gray shorts holds a 
 large fish vertically in one hand and a tray of smaller fish in the other. 
 He stands in front of a vehicle labeled "Florida Fish and Wildlife Conserva
 tion Commission" and "Exotic Pest Amnesty Program." He is wearing protectiv
 e gloves and a neck gaiter, and is standing on a white table with several m
 ore fish laid out on it.What exactly are swamp eels? While not true eels, s
 wamp eels are eel-like freshwater fishes with remarkable biological adaptat
 ions that have helped them spread from their native range to waterways arou
 nd the world.<br /><br />Join the Florida Museum’s UF Thompson Earth System
 s Institute at Cypress & Grove Brewing Co. for this free event and learn ho
 w swamp eels arrived in Florida’s waters, what makes them so successful, an
 d what scientists are learning about their role in Florida’s freshwater eco
 systems.<br /><br />Rob Robins is the collection manager of the Ichthyology
  (study of fish) collection at the Florida Museum, which is home to almost 
 3 million fish specimens. He is coauthor of “Fishes in the Fresh Waters of 
 Florida” and studies nonindigenous fishes in Florida. His favorite fish is 
 not a fish at all—his true love is snakes!<br /><br />Schedule<br />6:30 p.
 m. – Grab a bite, brew and mingle with tablers. Museum members receive a ti
 cket for a free drink of their choice. <br />7-8 p.m. – Science on Tap prog
 ram<br /><br />The event activities and discussion are FREE. Food and bever
 ages will be available for purchase. 
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