Animal superpowers

Discusses animals with great vision, including the chameleon, the bald eagle, the Philippine tarsier, and the peacock mantis shrimp.

Discusses animals with great speed, including the cheetah, the sailfish, the pronghorn antelope, and the peregrine falcon.

Discusses animals that can change their shape, including the sea cucumber, the northern white-faced owl, the frilled lizard, and the cuttlefish.

Discusses animals that can create and use electricity, including the electric eel, the oriental hornet, the gecko, and the great white shark.

Discusses animals with use mimicry, including the female orchid mantis, the female deep sea anglerfish, the owl butterfly, and the mimic octopus.

Discusses animals with unusual camouflage, including the great gray owl, the bobtail squid, the pygmy seahorse, and the Arctic fox.

Discusses animals with strong senses, including the grizzly bear's sense of smell, the hammerhead shark's sight, the owl's hearing ability, and more.

Describes the physical characteristics, habitats, and behaviors of chameleons.

Students will enjoy finding out fun facts about the hummingbird, including information about its life cycle, range, habitats, and how fast its wings can beat.

Introduces animals that have unusual survival abilities, covering the octopus ink screen, the Australian frog that fills itself with water, the horned lizard's ability to puff its body to twice its size and shoot blood from its eyes, changing color for camouflage, spraying a foul-smelling fluid, and more.