Animals through real photos: the five groups with a backbone and the clue for each, the lookalikes that fool everyone, senses beyond ours (echoes, heat pits, electric fields), what eyes and teeth reveal, record speeds, camouflage you have to find, migration and hibernation in numbers, tool-making crows and octopuses, the mirror test, and the bald eagle comeback, from National Geographic, the Smithsonian, NOAA, the National Park Service, the Fish and Wildlife Service and the research.
3h 07m5 constellations
AT THE SUMMIT, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO
01Sort any animal into its group with one clue, even the lookalikes
02Explain senses we don't have: echoes, heat and electricity
03Read an animal from its eyes and teeth
04Spot camouflage and explain migration and hibernation
05Know what animal minds can do, and what helps them survive
Every lesson of Animals, Explained
15 lessons in 5 levels, about 3 hours. Level 1 is free.
Level 1Who's Who in the Animal WorldFree · 3 lessons