I WONDER - Where Can I See Bubbles In Nature?

Bubbles are not just for play; they occur naturally, such as in sea foam created by crashing waves. Some animals, like fish and frogs, use bubbles to protect their eggs by creating nests. This demonstrates that bubbles are a widespread phenomenon, found in various environments beyond our backyards.

What is one example of bubbles occurring naturally?

• Bubbles from a bubble wand

• Bubbles in a soda can

• Bubbles formed by crashing waves

• Bubbles in a bathtub

What happens when waves crash at the beach?

• They create sand dunes

• They form sea foam

• They generate heat

• They produce sound waves

What is sea foam primarily made of?

• Seaweed

• Sand particles

• Natural bubbles

• Salt and water

Which animals are known to create bubble nests?

• Birds and bees

• Cats and dogs

• Fish and frogs

• Lions and tigers

Why do some animals create bubble nests?

• To protect their eggs

• To mark territory

• To catch prey

• To store food