During the visit to the Huntsman the students have explored the intertidal zone, viewed plankton using microscopes, conducted a behaviour experiment with echinoderms, and worked with arthropods and other marine invertebrates up close. Some of the highlights for the students have been finding green crabs on the beach, getting squirted by a scallop (surprise!), and being amazed by the life found in one drop of water.
It has been a great four days filled with excitement and learning!
What's under this rock?
Working on a classification activity.
Drawing a green crab.
Wow, less than a minute!
Viewing phytoplankton and zooplankton.
OMG i wnt there few days a ago in the bus ride. it was so cool!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if zooplankton make eggs or not!? a
Thank you for your question. The answer is that it would depend on the type of zooplankton. For example, some zooplankton are eggs of fish or invertebrates. Other zooplankton such as copepods will carry eggs in sacs on their body.
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