Juicy Fun! Watch animals bust into watermelons during Life and Science's Watermelon Day
The day offers a chance for the animals to cool off - but also so visitors can learn more about hot weather animal care.
Posted — UpdatedThis is the annual event where the museum's animals have a blast busting into whole melons, frozen melon pops and more. And, this year, the museum's four wolf pups will get in on the action. The day offers a chance for the animals to cool off - but also so visitors can learn more about hot weather animal care.
The museum encourages visitors to bring a melon for the museum's keepers to share with the animals.
Here's the schedule for when the animals will be enjoying a juicy slice - or entire melon:
10 a.m., pigs in The Farmyard
11 a.m., lemurs in Lemur Outlook
Noon, bears in the Main Bear Outlook
1 p.m., farmyard animals in The Farmyard
2 p.m., wolves (including those adorable wolf pups) in the Wolf Yard
3 p.m., skunk, the Aviary and the muskrats in the Carolina Wildlife exhibit on the first floor of the museum
4 p.m., bears in the Main Bear Outlook
Watermelon Day is free with admission, which is $18 per person and $13 for kids ages 3 to 12.
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