The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrive at a beach clean up

The video begins with a series of questions, followed by a discussion on observations made on the beach. It concludes with an explanation of the hatching process of eggs, highlighting the shells left behind.

What do you think is faster, the process of hatching or the time it takes for the eggs to be identified?

What might be some of the things that have been seen before on the beach?

What does the phrase 'to be identified everything' suggest about the process of observation?

Can you describe the significance of the shells mentioned in the text?

How do you think the process of hatching affects the environment?