December 13, 2019
NYE at the Museum!
Celebrate 2020 early! Join us at the Museum for free admission, Museum Shop sales, and lots of fun. We'll be ringing in the new year Monday, December 30 and Tuesday, December 31 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. See you here!
By Emily Stone
Naturalist/Education Director
Night Magic
Headlamp stretched over wool hat, I strapped on snowshoes and ventured into the snowy dark. 

A few flakes glittered through the air, but mostly the snow clung to trees and heaped on the ground. My light reflected brightly off white in all directions as I walked along in its bubble. The only sounds came from my snowshoes--creaking, squeaking, and shuffling.
By Haley Appleman
Naturalist
Eye Caps
Have you ever had a staring contest with a snake? Anyone attempting such a competition should be prepared to lose. The snake will always win since they can't blink! Instead of eyelids, snakes have a clear scale covering their eyes.
By Mollie Kreb
Curator Naturalist
Specimen of the Month: Turtle Eyes
(More Specifically, Pupils)
The art of taxidermy has come a long way since forms were made of sawdust and rags. Modern instruments, supplies, and an improved understanding of anatomy now allow us to create near-perfect reproductions of live animals. But despite our efforts, a taxidermy mount is never really perfect, is it?
Upcoming Events
December 28
Snowshoes and Sweets At Farmstead Creamery & Cafe. Join us for an easy adventure through the wooded trails at North Star Homestead Farms.
Every Saturday!
Meet Emory and Digger, or live snakes, and watch them eat a mouse during a Snake Feeding .
January 8
Join us for a lively evening of stories during Dinner Lecture at The Ranch: Halfway 'Round: Adventures on Lake Superior.
Connecting YOU to Northwoods nature

Cable Natural History Museum
13470 County Hwy M
Cable, WI 54821
(715) 798-3890
info@cablemuseum.org