Blue-tongued Skinks and Science Center

In this Science Sunday segment at the Connecticut Science Center, IFA Ryle introduces Patrick, an eight-year-old Blue-tongued Skink. Patrick, a resident of the Science Center, is native to Australia and uses his blue tongue as a scare tactic against predators. The segment also highlights the new 'Under The Canopy' exhibit, featuring a variety of live animals, including a two-toed sloth and snakes. This exhibit is a first for the Science Center, offering visitors a unique experience with live animals.

Who is Patrick in the Science Sunday video?

• A two-toed sloth

• A Blue-tongued skink

• A science center employee

• A type of snake

Where are Blue-tongued skinks originally from?

• North America

• South America

• Australia

• Africa

What is the purpose of the Blue-tongued skink's blue tongue?

• To regulate temperature

• To help in digestion

• To attract mates

• To scare predators

What is the primary diet of the Blue-tongued skink?

• Omnivorous diet

• Only plants

• Only insects

• Only fruits

How long can Blue-tongued skinks live?

• Up to 15 years

• Up to 10 years

• Up to 20 years

• Up to 25 years

What is the name of the new exhibit at the Science Center?

• Under The Canopy

• Ocean Wonders

• Rainforest Adventure

• Desert Discovery

Which of the following animals is NOT mentioned as part of the 'Under The Canopy' exhibit?

• Snakes

• Blue-tongued skink

• Two-toed sloth

• Frogs

How long will the 'Under The Canopy' exhibit be available?

• 12 months

• 9 months

• 6 months

• 3 months

What makes the 'Under The Canopy' exhibit unique for the Science Center?

• It is the first exhibit with plants

• It is a permanent exhibit

• It includes live mammals

• It features only reptiles

What is included with the general admission to the Science Center?

• Access to the gift shop

• Access to only the outdoor area

• Access to the 'Under The Canopy' exhibit

• Access to only the first floor