Scientific Inquiry — steps?
Asking questions, hypothesizing, experimenting, analyzing.
Living World Beyond Sight — methods?
Echolocation, infrared detection, bioluminescence, vibration sensing.
Health and Hygiene — practices?
Handwashing, sanitation, vaccination, personal cleanliness.
Scientific inquiry — definition?
Asking questions and investigating scientifically.
Hypothesis — role?
A testable explanation or prediction.
Experiment — purpose?
Test hypotheses through controlled procedures.
Observation — importance?
Foundation for forming questions and hypotheses.
Variables — types?
Independent (changed) and dependent (measured).
Conclusion — function?
Interprets data to support or refute hypothesis.
Echolocation — animals?
Bats and dolphins use it for navigation.
Answer 9 questions on Exploring Science and Nature's Harmony.
1. What does 'Scientific Inquiry Skills' refer to?
2. Which animals are known to use echolocation to navigate and locate objects in their environment?
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