Eyes like an eagle, blind as a mole: seeing in the animal kingdom

Description

There are animals that have eyes through which they do not recognize their prey very well. Others can spot any attacker from afar with their eyes. Still, other animals have thousands of tiny individual eyes. On this afternoon, participants will explore the visual superpowers of the animal world, see the world from the perspective of a housefly, and find out why some eyes even glow in the dark.

Highlights

• Discovery of the visual superpowers of the animal world
• Insights through the eyes of a housefly
• Learn why some eyes glow in the dark

General Information

In the youth laboratory of the St. Gallen Natural History Museum, participants can explore the fascinating visual abilities of various animals. The workshop offers exciting insights into the animal world and their unique eye functions.

Location

Rorschacher Strasse 263, 9016 St. Gallen, Switzerland

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