- Learned about the physical characteristics of naked mole rats, such as their hairless bodies and large front teeth
- Discovered that naked mole rats are social animals that live in colonies with a queen and workers
- Understood that naked mole rats are adapted to living in underground tunnels and have unique behaviors, such as forming chains to move food and waste
- Learned about the importance of studying animals in their natural habitats and how scientists use observations to learn about animal behavior
Continued development: Encourage the child to research other animals that live in unique habitats, such as deep sea creatures or animals that live in extreme temperatures. They can create their own videos or presentations to share what they learn with others.