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March Mammal Madness, an entertaining and educational ‘tourney’ about wildlife instead of sports teams

February 27, 2021

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By Erin Blakemore | Washington Post Science | Disclosure

Participants can fill out a bracket and choose the animals they think will prevail. Then they can watch the competition unfold online.. IFTTT Science Washington Post

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March Mammal Madness, an entertaining and educational ‘tourney’ about wildlife instead of sports teams

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