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A Capybara

Adaptation Investigators

Pupils discover how animals are adapted to increase their chances of survival, through behavioural or physical/anatomical traits.

This workshop can also be made avalable as a online virtual class.

Duration: 45 minutes  |  Suitable for: Upper KS2, KS3  |  Sessions run: Monday – Friday

During the workshop we will:

  • Examine real artefacts from a variety of animals
  • Investigate through a team quiz why the animals have the adaptations and features/traits they have
  • Discuss that these adaptations increase their chances of survival

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