Interactive life exhibit allows kids to learn about animals that live in the rainforest

The video showcases the Orlando Science Center's new interactive life exhibit, which immerses students in the natural world. It features sections on the ocean, rainforest, and swamps, teaching about ecosystems, conservation, and the interconnectedness of life. Students learn about marine life, the importance of rainforests in oxygen production, and the role of wetlands in water filtration.

What is the main purpose of the new interactive life exhibit at the Orlando Science Center?

• To provide a space for animal adoption

• To showcase the latest technology in animal care

• To teach kids about conservation and nature

• To entertain visitors with animal shows

What do students learn about in the ocean exhibit?

• How to scuba dive

• The history of marine exploration

• The role of coral reefs and marine life

• The best fishing techniques

Why is the rainforest exhibit important for students?

• It teaches how to build treehouses

• It explains the importance of rainforests in oxygen production

• It focuses on the history of rainforests

• It shows how to plant trees

How does the exhibit aim to impact visitors after they leave?

• By encouraging them to donate to the science center

• By inspiring them to make a positive impact on the environment

• By providing them with souvenirs

• By offering them discounts on future visits

What role do alligators and turtles play in Florida's swamps?

• They help filter water for humans

• They are the main tourist attraction

• They are the primary food source for other animals

• They are used for scientific experiments