KS2 webinar: Predators and Prey – Inside Out
Some animals are predators and some animals are prey.
This relationship is one of the most important in nature, determining who survives to live another day. But what are the anatomical differences that decide an animal’s fate?
Join Bristol Museums’ Learning team to discover how predator and prey animals are adapted to their need to hunt or escape. Using amazing 3D photographic imagery we can get inside the bodies of the animals to explore their skulls, teeth and skeletons. Prepare to be amazed!
How to take part
This free, online webinar will be held over Zoom starting at 1.45pm and lasting for about 45 minutes. Please book your place below. You will be emailed joining instructions the day before your session. Please allow extra time before the webinar begins to make sure everything is working correctly.
There will be time at the end of the presentation for a short Q&A session. You are welcome to ask questions in the chat box throughout the event or you can email them in advance to [email protected]
Maximum of one ticket per school but multiple classes can join. Bookings close at 3pm the day before the session.
Image: © Interspectral
Additional information
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- Name of school
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