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The Weirdest Things Animals Do- And Why! Part 3

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Marie Arsenault Animal Science M.Ed
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Did you know that some creatures can force their stomach to the outside of their bodies? Or that the axolotl never grows up? Join us in part 3 of this series for even more weird and gross animal facts, and of course, some classic myth busters! Take these classes in any order! (animal) (weird) (gross) (Kahoot!) (Zoology) #academic

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US Grade 1 - 4
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 be able to teach you the weird and wacky things they have learned in class, and will probably want to test out some common myths on you as well!
We will be discussing gross bodily functions of various creatures, such as the lobster, which urinates from its eyes!  Of course, class wouldn't be complete without a little bit of science behind animals who eat their own poop!  I will do my very best to approach these odd subjects with my usual sense of humor and as much class as possible!
Students should have a piece of paper and a pen to play a little guessing game at the start of class:)
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
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Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(5,305)
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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... 
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$16

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Meets once
55 min

Completed by 1702 learners
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Ages: 6-11
2-18 learners per class

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