Monkey Sunday Salon "The Mystery of the Crested Serpent Eagle That Preys on Venomous Invasive Species"

The crested serpent eagle, which inhabits only Iriomote Island and Ishigaki Island in Okinawa Prefecture, is a rare bird of prey designated as endangered IA, with only about 200 individuals currently remaining. One reason the crested serpent eagle is drawing attention is its behavior of "eating venomous invasive species." Until now, this mystery has not been scientifically researched in detail. Using the latest genetic analysis technology, we will introduce research that approaches this mystery.

Map & Location

Details about Monkey Sunday Salon "The Mystery of the Crested Serpent Eagle That Preys on Venomous Invasive Species"

Date & Time

6/29(Sun) 14:00～14:45

Note

Subject to change or cancellation due to weather and animal conditions.

Venue

Visitor Center Hall within the Japan Monkey Centre

Address

26 Kanrin, Inuyama City, Aichi Prefecture

Fee

Admission fee required: Adults (high school students and older) 1,200 yen, elementary and junior high school students 500 yen, preschoolers (3 years and older) 300 yen

parking

Paid parking (1,000 yen for one regular car)

Access

About 20 minutes from Meishin Expressway "Komaki" IC / about 20 minutes from Nagoya Expressway "Komaki North" IC / about 10 minutes from Chuo Expressway "Komaki East" IC

Access (Public)

About 5 minutes by bus from the east entrance of Nagoya Railroad "Inuyama" Station

Contact

0568-61-2327 （Public Interest Incorporated Foundation Japan Monkey Centre）

URL

https://www.j-monkey.jp/event/salon/index.html