Nocturnal Animals. Nocturnal What does it mean? – active at night Diurnal– active during the day Crepuscular– active at dawn and dusk.

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Nocturnal Animals

Nocturnal What does it mean? – active at night Diurnal– active during the day Crepuscular– active at dawn and dusk

Can you name any nocturnal animals? HedgehogBarn owlGreater horseshoe bat Red foxBadgerRabbit

Senses What senses do we have? Sight Hearing Smell Taste Touch

Sight Philippine tarsier

Hearing Bat-eared foxBarn owl

Smell / Taste Great spotted kiwi Santa Catalina Island rattlesnake

Touch Rabbit Star-nosed mole

Some weird ones… Greater horseshoe bat Uses echolocation to find its way round inside caves and to find food

Some weird ones… Mexican tetra (blind cave fish) Uses a lateral line system (like a force field) to find its way round its caves without bumping into things!

Some weird ones… Aye- aye Only found in forests on Madagascar Uses long middle finger to find grubs to eat

- Working in small groups you will each be given a numbered bag - Without looking, put your hand inside and see what you can feel - What does it feel like? - Describe what you can feel - Can you guess what it is? Activity 1 - Feely Bags ?

rough smooth round soft hard spiky SHAPE TEXTURE heavy WEIGHT fluffy squashy rubbery square triangular uneven bendy solid light circular bumpy lumpy cold prickly elastic feathery firm fragile furryleathery spongy thicksmall big velvetywoolly thin

- We will play a number of different animal sounds - You have to match the sound to one of the animals on your sheet - Write the number of the sound next to the picture of the animal you think it matches Activity 2 – Name that sound

What can you remember about nocturnal animals? Can you name some examples of nocturnal animals? Summary