Secrets and Science of Survival 2003

The importance of Communication in the Natural World

Our fourth production in the Secrets and Science of Survival series took place in March. Nearly 4,000 children and their teachers visited the John Innes Centre where they saw a multimedia presentation by Mike Linley and interactive displays and demonstrations. From singing whales to grinning chimpanzees, from super highways of ants to colour-changing cuttle fish, children learned how organisms communicate using light, smell and sound. They saw how humans develop technology to extend the ways in which we communicate with one another.

.. so what did we do 2 years later? > Science & Survival,2005