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animal adaptations

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  • Why is there asymmetry in nature?
    Video, Article, SCINEMA & Student Activity

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    Why is there asymmetry in nature?

    BiologyChemistryEarth SciencesSTEM

    From lefty snails to deadly chemicals, asymmetry in nature is more common than you think. Use the free student activity...

    Years 3, 5, 8 & 10
  • How far away can dogs smell and hear?
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    How far away can dogs smell and hear?

    BiologyPhysicsSTEM

    How far away can dogs smell and hear? – Georgina, age 8. Learn how dogs smell and hear in this...

    Years 1, 3, 5 & 9-10
  • Antarctica: Animal Adaptations
    Antarctic Science & Student Activity

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    Antarctica: Animal Adaptations

    BiologySTEM

    What adaptations do animals have to help them survive the harsh Antarctic conditions? This extended resource is designed for Year...

    Years 5-6
  • Dig this: echidnas tackle climate change
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    Dig this: echidnas tackle climate change

    BiologyEarth SciencesSTEM

    Researchers have found that a tiny echidna moves 8 trailer-loads of soil a year, helping tackle climate change. Learn about...

    Years 3-8 & 10
  • How a baby T-Rex bites
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    How a baby T-Rex bites

    BiologyPhysicsSTEM

    Researchers use 3D modelling to examine the jaws of different-sized tyrannosaurs. This resource is best suited to Biology and Physics...

    Years 5, 7 & 10
  • Odd Jobs – Fish DJ
    Article & Career Profile

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    Odd Jobs - Fish DJ

    BiologyCareers in STEMPhysicsSTEM

    Speaker system helps scientists understand brain networks of baby fish. This resource is best suited to Year 9 and 10...

    Years 9-10
  • Hold on, that’s why we have fingerprints
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    Hold on, that’s why we have fingerprints

    BiologyPhysicsSTEM

    Researchers explore the ridges of our fingerprints, wet and dry. This resource is best suited to Year 4 Physics students...

    Years 4-5
  • Snakey sine waves
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    Snakey sine waves

    BiologyPhysicsSTEM

    The physics of sidewinder snake movement. This article is best suited to Year 9 Physics students to combine an understanding...

    Years 9
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