Alabama Animals
Explore Alabama’s rich variety of
life from the mountains of north Alabama to the beaches of the
south. Your class will be amazed by the beauty and diversity of
habitats, investigate interesting specimens and meet live
animals (native to Alabama). Animals such as rabbits, snakes,
birds of prey, turtles/tortoise and American Alligator are used
in this presentation.
When Animals Talk!
Yes, animals do talk! They talk
to each other and tell others when they aren’t happy with their
presence. Enjoy this program as we learn various animal
vocalizations. Alligators, bats, snakes, turkey, and hawk are
just a few that we will get to listen to and meet in person.
Audience participation is highly recommended as we learn when
animals talk and why they are doing so. Animals used in this
presentation are snakes, birds of prey, hissing cockroaches and
various mammals.
Clash of the Creatures
Survival of the fittest is the
theme of this exciting new program. Discover the struggle of
animal vs. animal, animal vs. natural environment and animal vs.
man. Topics reinforced in this presentation are animal
behavior, human impact and conservation. Animals such as the
indigo snake, American Alligator, gopher tortoise and birds of
prey will be used in this program.
Animal Body Language
What does it mean when a rabbit
twitches its nose, a snake sticks out its tongue or deer rub
their antlers against a tree? People use body language to
communicate things such as I am happy or leave me alone, and so
do animals. See some of these animals up close, watch their
body language and discover just what it is that they are trying
to say. Animals used in this presentation are snakes, rabbit,
chinchilla, hedgehog and birds of prey. |
