🗣 How A Shark Thinks -- SFPL (& Early Dinner)
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🗣 How A Shark Thinks -- SFPL (& Early Dinner)
🔆 While a few shark species are dangerous wildlife, the public portrayal of sharks as villains and killers is overblown. Explore how sharks interact with and influence the environment. Distinguish fact from myth and learn about these fascinating animals.
▪︎ Stephen Palumbi is a Professor of Marine Sciences and Biology at Stanford University, Senior Fellow at Woods Institute for the Environment and leader of The Palumbi Lab at Hopkins Marine Station.
🍒 This event is presented in partnership with Wonderfest, The Bay Area Beacon of Science.
🔆 Before attending the Shark talk, we'll go to the lower level of the library to view a photography exhibit that was highly recommended by a friend. More details here:
▪︎ The Continuing Story of Life on Earth: 25 Years of Hamburger Eyes | SFPL
https://sfpl.org/exhibits/2026/04/23/continuing-story-life-earth-25-years-hamburger-eyes
Hamburger Eyes has blazed a trail in documentary photo publishing and created a style that is simultaneously raw and profound.
▪︎ Meet at 4:00 sharp at Gyro King (25 Grove St.)
▪︎ PLEASE don't be a no-show. If your plans change, remember to update your RSVP prior to the event.
▪︎ A last minute cancellation will count as a no-show.