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Milk Sculptures Science Experiment

This particular experiment was put together very quickly and was not a favorite for Davis. The end result was quite goopy and a little slimy,  he doesn't like handling things with that texture so definitely keep that in mind if you plan to recreate it at home.






We found this experiment at Science Fun. They have a lot of fun looking experiments that we plan to try in the future so be sure to check them out if you like the ones we've done before.

We'd love to hear what you think and get some new ideas for experiments to try so please leave a comment below.

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