
· 60 min
Blue Hour Shark Talk
Read the silhouettes passing the pelagic window while an imagined researcher unpacks movement, myth and the limits of a single sighting.
- Audience
- All ages, best for 10+
- Location
- Open Ocean Drift

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September–November 2026 · illustrative

· 60 min
Read the silhouettes passing the pelagic window while an imagined researcher unpacks movement, myth and the limits of a single sighting.

· 75 min
Follow a low-light route through root architecture, brackish sound and nocturnal adaptation. A seated indoor alternative is proposed.

· 60 min
Compare prepared samples, sketch a drifting organism and assemble a shared food-chain mobile. Touch-free participation is available in the concept.

· 110 min
An imagined short-film programme about work, weather and changing coasts, followed by a facilitated discussion about representation and evidence.

· 45 min
Explore how some corals absorb and re-emit light with careful interpretation and no claim that fluorescence alone measures reef health.

· 50 min
Hear example hydrophone recordings and learn why a signal, a species identification and a population estimate are three very different claims.

· 90 min
Use line, annotation and scale to slow down observation. Materials are imagined as provided, and no drawing experience is needed.

· 75 min
A small-table conversation about what cores can reveal, what they cannot and how uncertainty becomes part of a useful research plan.
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