Bibliothèque Drouot — 11 rue Drouot
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Like us, our animal friends eat, digest and… poop! But each species has its own way of doing things. How do they do it? Why so many differences? How carefully do they choose the spot where they leave their droppings? And what becomes of these goose or elephant poops afterwards?
These droppings, sometimes with very poetic names, reveal plenty of information about animals: which species, male or female, sick or healthy? Through images and anecdotes, children and their parents will discover some secrets revealed by animal droppings and all the wealth they bring to nature… and to humans!
This talk presented by Elisabeth Dumont-Le Cornec, historian and author of non-fiction children's books, is intended for children aged 5 to 8 years old. They will be invited to participate by looking at illustrations and answering simple questions to raise their awareness of the living world.
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Bibliothèque Drouot
11 rue Drouot, Paris
Stations: Île-de-France Mobilités
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