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Welcome to the Congo
The Bronx Zoo’s Diversity of Lifestyles curriculum shows teachers how to capitalize on students’ inherent love of the animal kingdom. Middle school teachers participate in workshops to learn how informal science institutions can expand the walls of their classrooms and stretch their students’ inquiry into new areas.
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Red Fish, Blue Fish
In an inquiry exploration for grades five through eight, students test their ideas about animal behavior: What triggers aggressive behavior in Siamese fighting fish? During the activity students observe the aggressive fish, create hypotheses, and design an experiment to test their ideas. Students collect data and make conclusions about what stimulates the fish’s threat displays.
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Chimpanzee Behaviors
Explore many types of chimpanzee behavior and communication, such as charging, displaying, and wrestling, documented at the Gombe National Park in Tanzania.
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Mammals: Mammals and Their Ways
In this set of lessons, students use observation and discussion to distinguish between innate behaviors and learned behaviors.
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Fastball Reaction Time
Fastball Reaction Time imitates a 90-mph fastball thrown by a major league pitcher. While this exhibit doesn't test if you could actually hit a fastball, it does test whether you could react in time to hit one
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Animal Cams
Watch the National Zoo animal cams. See naked mole-rats, Asian elephants, flamingos, pandas, orangutans, tigers, ferrets, gavials, octopus, and the fish that inhabit the Amazon River. Link to animal facts and photos and question a scientist.
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