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Check out some Biology Club activities through photos.

IU Science Fest

Volunteer opportunities abound when IU's world-class science facilities, laboratories, and classrooms open their doors to people of all ages for the annual IU Science Fest held each October on the IU Bloomington campus. Biology Club members who assisted gained experience in promoting science to the public—and got a free t-shirt.

Jordan talks with visitors about how skulls tell a lot about an animal's life.

Visitors prepare brightly pigmented bacteria for viewing under a microscope. These microbes use different wavelengths of light for energy.

A girl examines honeycombs at the Beekeeping and Pollination tables.

Little John, a 65-pound African spurred tortoise (*Centrochelys sulcata*), was a popular attraction at Science Fest. He still has pumpkin on his face from an earlier snack.

Volunteers demonstrate how tree swallows compete for nest boxes in the "Birds Battle for Boxes" game.

Volunteers staff information/sign-up tables in the Jordan Hall atrium during Science Fest.

Younger visitors enjoyed making their own bees and learning about pollination.

Volunteers educated visitors about dung beetle biology.

Laura introduces Marvin, a friendly ball python, to a couple of Science Fest participants.

IU Day

IU Biology Club members operated a photo booth with dozens of biology-related props during IU Biology's festivities in celebration of IU Day on April 10, 2019.

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IU Science Fest

IU Day

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