Lucas Miller, a zoologist from Austin, engaged South Bosque students in an interactive science lesson on Friday, February 6.

Students sang along with Miller as he described how a tadpole becomes a frog and a caterpillar transforms into a butterfly. They giggled as he acted out the dynamics between a predator and its prey, using puppets to illustrate a porcupine’s ability to protect itself.

From the smiling, clapping and singing, it was evident that the students enjoyed Miller’s interactive biology lesson.