| Guiding Thought Question: What can we learn about ourselves from observing and interacting with animals that we might not otherwise be able to come up with? Today's Learning Objective: Students will explore the benefits of interactions with animals and the ways that animal behavioral psychology can be applied to understanding humans. |  |
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Caitlin Copenhaver
10/4/2018 07:33:30 am
You can learn more about how the natural world works. We can see how we relate to and differ from the animals and how they interact with their world. We can also do important scientific research. By studying how axolotls can regenerate their limbs, we might be able to apply this to the human medical field.
Blake Anderson
10/4/2018 07:37:05 am
Animals and humans are very similar but seeing them in the wild shows all the differences between us. Animals stick together and interact with each other like families do. Some even non related animals will help raise the young and we do that to as humans. This allows us to get perspective on how things work with other species helping us better understand our selves. Leave a Reply. |
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