Science Under the Stars presents:
Ian Wright (Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior Graduate Program)

"Love, Marriage, and Baby-carriages in the Animal Kingdom"

"Didn’t get enough love this Valentine’s Day? Have you always wondered what V-day is like in the animal kingdom? How do animals find a mate? And how do they convince them to get past the first date? Ever wondered why lizards do push-ups and why spiders dance? Then come watch these and many more amazing behaviors and be prepared to literally learn about the birds and the bees!"

Science Under the Stars is a free, monthly public outreach lecture series founded and organized by graduate students in the Department of Integrative Biology at The University of Texas at Austin. Our goals are to host fun, informal science outreach events for Austin citizens of all ages, and give scientists a venue to share their work with the general public. Events are held at 7:30pm outdoors at Brackenridge Field Laboratory, 2907 Lake Austin Blvd, Austin, Texas 78703 during the Fall and Spring academic semesters. In the case of inclement weather, lectures are held indoors. Arrive early for refreshments and fun activities for kids of all ages!