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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!\n\nA man wearing a blue shirt and gray shorts holds a large fi
 sh vertically in one hand and a tray of smaller fish in the other. He stand
 s in front of a vehicle labeled "Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Com
 mission" and "Exotic Pest Amnesty Program." He is wearing protective gloves
  and a neck gaiter, and is standing on a white table with several more fish
  laid out on it.What exactly are swamp eels? While not true eels, swamp eel
 s are eel-like freshwater fishes with remarkable biological adaptations tha
 t have helped them spread from their native range to waterways around the w
 orld.\n\nJoin the Florida Museum’s UF Thompson Earth Systems Institute at C
 ypress & Grove Brewing Co. for this free event and learn how swamp eels arr
 ived in Florida’s waters, what makes them so successful, and what scientist
 s are learning about their role in Florida’s freshwater ecosystems.\n\nRob 
 Robins is the collection manager of the Ichthyology (study of fish) collect
 ion 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 non
 indigenous fishes in Florida. His favorite fish is not a fish at all—his tr
 ue love is snakes!\n\nSchedule\n6:30 p.m. – Grab a bite, brew and mingle wi
 th tablers. Museum members receive a ticket for a free drink of their choic
 e. \n7-8 p.m. – Science on Tap program\n\nThe event activities and discussi
 on are FREE. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. 
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