At this camp, you'll learn how birds use their bright feather to attract mates. You'll see how deer use their brown spots to hide from hunters in the forest. Plus, you'll discover how some caterpillars are colored to warn other animals that they're poisonous. You'll even dress up in camouflage yourself. Grades 1-2 completed Horses have such big eyes on the sides of their heads that they can almost see behind them.
Lizards can look in two different directions at the same time.
And bald eagles can spot fish from several hundred feet up in the air. You'll find out during this camp, which is based on the Bell Museum's special Animal Eyes exhibit. The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer.