The Weirdest Things Animals Do-And Why! Part 2
Did you know that some lizards squirt blood from their eyes? Or that scorpions can die from poop explosions? Join us in this interactive class as we explore the weirdest things animals do, and why! We will bust some common animal myths along the way! ***Spoiler alert... black widows RARELY eat their mates!*** So why were we all told that they did? Come find out!
You can take these classes in any order!
(weird) (gross) (zoology)
#academic
Class experience
US Grade 1 - 4
In this Animal Science class, your child will learn even more weird and wacky facts about numerous creatures from all around the world, adding to their knowledge in part 1! You can take these classes in any order, so don't worry if your child hasn't taken part 1. Feel free to mix it up! For example, did you know that Sea Cucumbers breathe through their butts? Or that the Horned Lizard shoots blood out of its eyes? I bet you thought that bulls get angry at the color red, didn't you? It...
Learners will become informed about many weird animal behaviors, and will understand the reasons behind these behaviors. As strange as an animal behavior may seem, it always serves a purpose, and it is usually essential to their very survival! Your child will also be able to teach you about some of their weird things animals do, as well as some new common myths that we will bust together, myths which you probably spent your entire life thinking were true!
Students require a pen and paper for a game at the start of class.
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Poop is mentioned a few times, as it serves important functions in the lives of various creatures:)
Hello, friends! My name is Marie, and as an Animal Science teacher, I would love to teach your child all about the weird and unusual animals in the world! I will use every opportunity I can to incorporate my reptilian and furry pets into my...
Group Class
$16
per classMeets once
55 min
Completed by 3937 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-11
2-18 learners per class