Today in Science History: snakes!
Born on December 21, 1883: Laurence Monroe Klauber, a herpetologist who was particularly interested in rattlesnakes. Snakes appear in many different locations, including tucked away inside warm, dark caves. While winter weather may keep you indoors, you can learn more about cave formation and the ecosystems that live within by reading the Speleology: Counting Formations in a Local Cave geology Project Idea (and watching the Dragonfly TV video segment).
Categories:
You Might Also Enjoy These Related Posts:
- Women in STEM! More than 60 Scientists and Engineers for Women's History Month
- Explore Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning with Student AI Projects
- 10 Reasons to Do the Rubber Band Car Engineering Challenge
- Black History Month - Learn More About these 38 Scientists for Black History Month!
- 49 New Science Projects in 2023!
- 25+ Coding Projects for Beginners and Beyond
- Diabetes Science Projects - Fostering Diabetes Awareness through Student STEM
- Native American Scientists and Engineers--Native American Heritage Month in Science Class
Explore Our Science Videos
Ion Wind Rotor V2
Why Do Apples and Bananas Turn Brown? - STEM activity
Making Shadow Puppets – STEM Activity