For more than 30 years, award-winning National Geographic photographer Vincent J. Musi has covered diverse assignments. But an unusual twist of fate has led him to the highly unpredictable world of animal portraiture.
With his trademark witty sense of humor, Musi taps into his inner Dr. Dolittle as he shares stories from his encounters with some extraordinary animals, including a bonobo with a 300-word vocabulary, and a crow that makes and uses tools. He visits some exotic pets, the world’s deadliest snakes, rodents of unusual size, and other animals you’d never expect to see in someone’s living room.
Join fellow NatEeo enthusiasts for this offbeat odyssey into the surprising world of animal (as well as human) behavior.
This event is locally funded in part by the Gast Young People’s Performance Endowment.
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Online | TheMendelCenter.com
By phone | 269-927-8700, option 1, weekdays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
In person | Box Office, Grand Upton Hall Lobby, 2755 E Napier Ave, Benton Harbor,
