Events

Students from the Department of Science and Communication participated in the "Fish Field-Science Market" of the Marine Biology Museum of the 4th Taiwan Science Festival on 11/11 and 12. With the purpose of conserving the ocean and marine resources in the 14th indicator of SDGs, the Department of Science and Communication launched two close-up science booths of "Dinosaur Resistance to the Ancient Skeleton" and "Yishan Ragged: The Secret of Coral Bleaching", integrating building blocks into bionics and coral models to do scientific experience on the spot, the former will focus on the observation and interpretation of "bones" in the booth topic, and the blue whale skeleton specimens will be exhibited in the Marine Life Museum in December after the blue whale stranding incident on Changbin Beach in 2020. It talks about the importance of marine conservation and the protection of cetacean habitats, and at the same time, it is also a child-friendly building block that simulates whale bones, attracting attention and understanding of the body structure of living beings; The latter has a small cup as a potted coral plant on the site, a coral specimen made of paper clay, and the coral is put into a small potted plant and then put into the Danggu stone to complete the coral restoration. In addition to experiencing scientific practice in the booths, visitors can learn by doing to understand the mysteries of the ocean.