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Animal Adaptation
Key Stages: ks 2,
Summary:
Investigate the ways that that marine animals keep warm in icy water, how elephants keep cool when it is hot and how animals avoid their predators using camouflage.
Main copy:
Investigate the ways that that marine animals keep warm in icy water, how elephants keep cool when it is hot and how animals avoid their predators using camouflage. For older groups, this will include discussion of the ways that heat is transferred.
Particularly suitable for combination with an ice package in winter.
Minimum Number:
12
Maximum Number:
36
Price – £2.50 per head
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Habitats
Jumping Bugs Investigation
Darwin’s Worms
Where: Centre for Life
When: on request
How long: 1 hour
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If you have any further queries please contact us on 0191 200 4453 or at stempoint@ncl-coll.ac.uk
Provided by: Centre for Life