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Show Detail: Science How? Arthropod Adaptations – Inside the Insect Zoo

ShowID

3184

Event Date:

1/27/2022

Length:

00:29:15

Category:

Science

Producer

Smithsonian Institute

Project

Science How?

Comments

March 13, 2014. This video features Dan Babbitt, the former Manager of the O. Orkin Insect Zoo and Butterfly Pavilion at the National Museum of Natural History. Join him in exploring the lives of insects and other arthropods at the Insect Zoo. Look at insect adaptations in a new light, considering how they eat, how they move, and how they grow. Think about the characteristics of each species that help keep it alive in tough conditions. Probe into the mysteries of the cycles of insect life and death and consider why a cockroach is a good parent. Plan to work through any aversions you may have to insects and spiders by seeing through Dan's eyes how fascinating and unique they are.

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