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To ensure the continuity of life, RUN!!!

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To ensure the continuity of life, RUN!!!

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Question in mind: why do living things reproduce in large numbers?

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Sea Turtles Run the Gauntlet | North America

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Panda-mic baby: Singapore’s first panda cub born to Kai Kai and Jia Jia at River Safari

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Watch the journey of sperm cells as they seek the female egg.

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What might happen if Singapore's fertility rate keeps decreasing?

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Singapore's total fertility rate remains at historic low of 0.97 in 2024

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How do ovaries and ovules develop into fruits and seeds?

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The process of pollination & fertilisation 🌷| Step-by-step process

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Bean Time-Lapse - 25 days | Soil cross section

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[Verse 1]

Parent plant standing tall

Shading everything below

Tiny seeds down at its feet

Nowhere good to grow

They all want light on their leaves

They all want room for their roots

Water

Salts from the soil

But they’re crowded under one roof

[Chorus]

Run

Little seed

Disperse

Disperse

Fly from the parent

Spread through the earth

Looking for light and your own small space

Water and minerals

Your own place

[Verse 2]

Some hitch rides on furry coats

Stuck to a tail or paw

Carried far by hungry mouths

Spat out where grasses draw

Some seeds float on gentle waves

Rivers rock them side to side

Washed ashore on sandy banks

New plants rise with the tide

[Chorus]

Run

Little seed

Disperse

Disperse

Fly from the parent

Spread through the earth

Looking for light and your own small space

Water and minerals

Your own place

[Bridge]

Some spin

Some glide on air (woah)

Paper wings that swirl and swerve

Some go pop with a sudden snap

Splitting shells with a jumping nerve

[Chorus]

Run

Little seed

Disperse

Disperse

Fly from the parent

Spread through the earth

Far from the shade where you began

Grow your own roots

Your own green plan

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Seed Aviation using different wing-like structures!

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Seed aviation, Travelling, The Private Life of Plants   BBC Two

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How can a seed survive travelling from a continent to another?

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Animals do not only help plants pollinate, but also disperse their seeds.

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Let's observe how elephants not only help to disperse acacia seeds, but also eradicate the beetles that threaten their lives.

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Saving the seeds, Travelling, The Private Life of Plants   BBC Two

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How do bats and flowers help each other?

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How do bats and flowers help each other?

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Let's study how flowers and bats depend heavily on each other for food, and more so, for reproduction.

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Sir David Attenborough Witnesses a Magical Moment | The Green Planet | BBC Earth

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Study what variables was changed, what variables were kept the same and what variables were measured.

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Practical 14.2 Design an investigation of other conditions for seed germination

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💧 What is Condensation? | Water Cycle Science Shorts Animation

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The Water Cycle: Why Is It a Tricky Concept?

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Understanding the water cycle can be challenging for children, as it involves grasping how water changes states between solid, liquid, and gas. To help your child effectively learn this concept, it's important to use engaging strategies that make these transitions clear and relatable.

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💧 What is Condensation? | Water Cycle Science Shorts Animation