Timelessly relevant, Blood and
Guts has shined as Pacific Science Center’s frontline
portable anatomy exhibition for nearly 20 years. This
oft-requested show delights more than 100 schools and
community events annually aboard our Science On Wheels
vans, and keeps ‘em coming back for gore—er, more—with its
hands-on opportunities to explore innards and bones.
Each Blood and Guts exhibition collection includes a total
of 26 activities designed to encourage the understanding of
human anatomy. Students will inspect healthy and unhealthy
organs, compare the bones of humans and other animals, and
test their balance, vision, and motor skills.
(Appropriate Grade Levels: K-8)
For more information about buying a replicated copy of
Blood and Guts, please contact
Felicia Maffia - felicia_maffia@pacsci.org - (206)443-4626
Interactives:
X-rays
Use the light table to search real x-ray images for broken
or odd-looking bones.
Which Liver is Healthy?
The liver helps to clean your blood. So what’s a healthy
liver look like—and what happens when you abuse your body?
Lift the doors to find out!
Thread the Needle
Test your depth perception by threading the needle at arms
length. What happens when you close one eye?
Fingerprints
Magnify and compare your fingerprints here and find out if
your print patterns are loops, arches, whorls…or maybe just
accidental.
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