Get ready to cook up some deliciousness at the IMAG History & Science Center in Fort Myers. They have a lot of reptiles, fish and other animals that call the place home.
The team at IMAG joined Gulf Coast News to take us on a tour behind the scenes of the IMAG Kitchen, where they prepare these gorgeous meals for the residents of IMAG. Delicious, savory meals are prepared daily for their reptiles, amphibians, stingrays, fish, and other animal ambassadors.
Coming this summer, young kids can enjoy a summer filled with STEM and history with Camp IMAG. Campers will have a blast while inventing, experimenting, exploring, and investigating in their all-new immersive one-week camps. Plus, they will also explore the museum, experience live Animal Encounters, participate in all-new Science Shows, get up close with the sea life in the Touch Tank, and meet dinosaurs and titans of the ice age in their 3D Theater! Each week of camp will be guided by a specific theme!
For more information, check out the IMAG website .
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