Sebastian Klein
Why do some animals do things that we humans find gross or strange? With humor, pictures and video clips, Sebastian Klein explores animals' bizarre behavior in a talk-based show for curious children ages 5 and up and their accompanying adults.
The world's grossest and strangest animals
Sebastian Klein returns with his talk-based show Verdens klammeste og mærkeligste dyr for children and adults. Using humor, pictures and video clips, he explores animals' bizarre behavior and explains why they do what they do.
The show draws on his books Verdens 100 mærkeligste dyr (2016) and Verdens 100 klammeste dyr (2019). According to Sebastian, there are no gross or strange animals – only animals that we humans think are gross or strange.
Among other things, audiences can hear about snails that stab each other during mating, clownfish that change sex, and animals that eat feces. Blood, violence, decay and unusual methods of killing are presented with humor and knowledge.
The show is recommended for curious children ages 5 and up and their accompanying adults. After the show, there is a meet and greet where children and adults can say hello to Sebastian Klein.
Facilities
- For children
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