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Mammals - Interactive Exhibits

These are interactive exhibits in which students can click on any of nine different mammals to learn about their life histories. These are perfect for mammals research and each comes with an interactive scavenger hunt, where students explore the exhibits to hunt for the answers to the multiple choice questions.

Mammals Interactive

Description: This awesome module allows students to learn about over 50 different mammals, from every continent, interactively!

Bears Interactive

Description: This section features profiles on eight of the world's bear species and includes images and videos. Students simply click on a bear to learn more.

Big Cats Interactive

Description: This interactive page allows students to click and learn about eight different big cats: Bengal tiger, Siberian tiger, Leopard, Cheetah, Jaguar, Bobcat, Mountain Lion, and African Lion.

Dolphins and Whales Interactive

Description: This interactive page allows students to click and learn about eight different whales and dolphins.

Endangered Species Gallery - Online

Description: This section provides images, videos, and profiles of 16 vulnerable, endangered, and critically endangered species

Elephants, Rhinos, and Hippos Interactive

Description: This interactive page allows students to click and learn about eight different elephants, rhinos, and hippos.

Rodents Interactive

Description: This interactive page allows students to click and learn about eight different rodents: beaver, capybara, field mouse, nutria, gray squirrel, gray rat, groundhog, and chipmunk.

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