Australian Geographic Biology Lab
Description
The Australian Geographic Biology Lab brings the hidden science of living things to life across fifteen hands-on activities covering DNA, cells, enzymes, acids, bases, and the biology of your own body. Extract real DNA from your own cheek cells, turn a solid bone rubbery in vinegar, build a working model lung, and discover the surprising science happening inside you every day. Each activity is designed to make biology feel tangible, fascinating, and genuinely memorable.
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Activities include Wash Your Hands, Rubber Bones, Sizzling Saliva, Isolate Your Own DNA, Make Your Own pH Indicator, Kiwious About DNA, Inheritance Detective, The Lungs: Simply Breathtaking, and Mucky Mucus, among others. Easy-to-follow instructions and safety guidance are included throughout, making this an engaging and accessible introduction to the life sciences for curious minds.
Please note: contains small parts. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Adult supervision recommended.
Specifications
- 15 biology experiments
- Recommended for ages 10+
- Contains small parts — not suitable for children under 3 years
- Adult supervision recommended
- Made in China
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