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![]() Have you watched the Mojave Max Emergence Contest video yet? Don't see a video? If your browser does not allow you to play this movie, try watching it on Max's YouTube channel. |
Click here to read the press release!
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Mojave Max's Weather Information
Weather trends and conditions greatly influence species behavior. Many wild plants and animals are more active in moderate temperatures, less active in very hot temperatures, and go into a state of sleep in very cold temperatures. The weather also influences
how humans behave. Simple acts such as eating, sleeping, and
getting dressed in the morning are affected by the weather. |
Simply click here as soon as the contest officially begins to choose the correct place to enter! Have the correct spelling of your school's & teacher's name ready, as well as your estimate on the month, day, hour and minute you think Max will emerge!
To get Adobe Reader, a free program that can view PDF files, go here. If you are having trouble viewing them, please contact us. |
When you participate in the Mojave Max Emergence Contest, you are a winner! When you study the Mojave Desert, the behaviors of desert tortoises, and take actions to help protect our native wildlife, you are being smart, and responsible. Since winning means being superior and successful, consider yourself as a winner when you enter the Mojave Max Emergence Contest. |
| For program information: Christina Gibson Website Questions: MojaveMax@Ymail.com |