March Mammal Madness
2019MMM
March Mammal Madness 2019 - Official Landing Page
#2019MMM Combatant Taxa revealed on twitter
- Monday, 2/4 - #GuessTheCrest by @alexevans91
- Reveal: Lion-Tailed Macaque!
- Tuesday, 2/5 - #NameThatMammal by @thonoir
- Reveal: Spotted Tail (Tiger) Quoll
- Wednesday, 2/6 - #TrickyBirdID by @JasonWardNY
- 2 reveals! Green Catbird and Tiger Owl
- Thursday, 2/7 - #ButtofWhat by @bittelmethis
- Reveal: Ringtail Cat
- Friday, 2/8 - #StreetCreatures by @metrofieldguide
- Reveal: Sea Lion
- #CougarOrNot by @drmichelelarue
- Reveal: Marine Otter (Lontra Felina)
Other events
- Monday 2/11: new MMM Valentines from @TheOddAngel and the MMM art team!
- Wednesday 2/13: Early materials request form for educators
- Saturday, 2/16: Divisions announced
#2019MMM Educator Materials
(Awesome printable schedule created by @elizabethe_jane - click for larger version)
2019MMM Bracket
Click to enlarge, or download the pdf version below.
- 2019MMM BracketDownload and print this year's bracket to get started!
- The Official Unofficial 2019 Mammal March Madness Scoring Site!Form created by @MrJDoty to score your bracket and compare with others online!
- Unofficial 2019 MMM Digital BracketCreated by @Jbrunstrum - fill out your own digital bracket and/or compete in a local pool.
- 2019MMM Pool ManagerCreated by @jbrunstrum
2019MMM Tournament Schedule
Official 2019MMM Tournament Schedule - All battles will begin at 5:30 PM PDT/8:30 PM EDT
- Friday, 3/1 (UPDATED): Bracket goes live
- Monday, 3/11: Wild Card
- Wednesday, 3/13: Round 1 - Jump Jump
- Thursday, 3/14: Round 1 - Waterfall
- Monday, 3/18: Round 1 - CAT-e-GORY
- Tuesday, 3/19: Round 1, Tag-Team
- Thursday, 3/21: Round 2: Jump Jump & Waterfalls
- Monday, 3/25: Round 2: CAT-e-GORY & Tag Team
- Tuesday, 3/26: Sweet 16
- Thursday, 3/28: Elite Trait (Begins random location possibilities: Thorn Forest, Mangrove, Sandhills, and Lake)
- Monday, 4/1: Final Roar
- Wednesday, 4/3: CHAMPIONSHIP!!!
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