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Legs of skeletons of hippo and other large herbivorous mammals, with a hippo calf skeleton
Nature Classroom

Skeletons: Arms and Legs

Last month in Nature Classroom we went on a guided tour of the skeleton, looking at the all the different bits and what they do. Today we are going to focus in on the arms and legs. Why? We can tell a lot about the animals they belong to, the way they move and sometimes even the way they eat when we look at the … Continue reading Skeletons: Arms and Legs

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Aardvark skin and skeleton
Puggle Club

Animal Alphabet: A is for Aardvark

Join us every Tuesday as we make an alphabet from the animals in the Museum of Zoology. Today is the letter A: A is for aardvark, aye aye, armadillo, anteater, albatross and abalone. Can you think of any others? Join us next week for animals in the Museum beginning with the letter B. Continue reading Animal Alphabet: A is for Aardvark

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