National Geographic Crittercam: The World Through Animal Eyes Watch a great white shark capture its prey, follow penguins glide beneath the ice, and take an ocean voyage with seals through Crittercam. Crittercam is a scientific video- and data-gathering tool safely worn by wild animals, offering researchers insights into animal behavior and clues to protecting animals and the world we share. September 26, 2009 -April 11, 2010

Cooper: Photographer Cat Like many pet owners, Seattle filmmakers Michael and Deirdre Cross often wondered what their cat, Cooper, did while prowling their neighborhood. They found a micro digital camera that could be attached to 4-year-old Cooper’s collar and rigged to fire automatically every two minutes. He came back with cat’s-eye images of the world. “We were blown away,” says Michael. “The colors are so brilliant,” adds Deirdre. “And these angles!” Hundreds of images later, Cooper continues to bring back surprising compositions of his daily adventures. November 6, 2009-April 11, 2010

Steelroots Explore the underground lifeline of trees in a monumental sculpture by Steve Tobin. This piece was crafted with recycled steel, and is part of a larger series that will be on display at the Morton Arboretum in the spring of 2010. Through spring, 2010