||| FROM CAROL DAPOGNY for ORCAS LIBRARY |||

Imagine that you are a young orca living with your family in the sea.  Beneath the surface of the water, it’s very hard to see in the darkness.  How do you find your way?  How do you stay close to your family as you travel together?  How do you find fish to eat?  Since you are an orca, you have a special ability called echolocation that helps you “see” with sound!

Please join Dr. Sally Hodges on Thursday July 22nd at the Library from 1-3 p.m. as she reads her book, Granny’s Clan: A Tail of Wild Orcas, with a follow-up orca echolocation activity for children. This program is free and open to the public, children and adults alike.

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