This is an elementary look at camouflage, spines, venom and other physical adaptations for defense. This program discusses how all life is interrelated, what makes up a food chain and what happens if part of a food chain is destroyed. This program examines a variety of animal adaptations. Both physical and behavioral characteristics necessary for survival are encompassed, as well as how specific adaptations meet the demands of particular environments. An introduction to the five vertebrate classes, this program discusses the different backboned animals.
Students discover how scientists use physical structure to sort and classify animals.
This program focuses attention on endangered animals and gives reasons why they may become endangered. Students find out what zoos are doing and what individuals can do to help protect animals. Classroom tours are also available. Reservations Reservations are necessary for all groups coming to the zoo at least 2 weeks prior to your planned trip.