3-2-1 Classroom Contact

This episode explores the scientific process. Meaningful data for experiments often comes from the field and observation.

Stephanie shows that there is more to animal behavior. Humans can teach animals to do many things. Features the monkey-training sequence from 3-2-1 Contact Episode 83.

Starting an ant farm isn't as easy as Stephanie thinks. Includes the bee sequence from 3-2-1 Contact Episode 22.

Stephanie sees a mouse learn its way through a maze. It proves that there is a lot more behavioral traits an animal must learn than one would think. Features the orangutan rehabilitation sequence from 3-2-1 Contact episode called Tropics: Endangered Animals.

Stephanie shows how different wings suit different animals. Features the "Different Wings for Different Things" and "Raptor Rehab" sequences from 3-2-1 Contact Episode 76.

Stephanie demonstrates the digestive process by dissolving three food items in various solutions. Features the "lost" sequence from 3-2-1 Contact Episode 164, in which a group of kids examine a pig's digestive system.

Both Stephanie Yu and Z Wright challenge each other with classification quizzes. Features the "feather detective" sequence from 3-2-1 Contact Episode 144.

Stephanie Yu shows to Z Wright a series of unusual cameras that simulate the way animals see.