A very sharp situation….
Paper wasp nest
Bird Bones
Camouflaging in animals
FROG
Insect
Bird
Two Headed Kitten
OTHERS……………
Carnivorous plants
Two legged vs Four legged
Peppered Moth
Developmental cycle of a frog
Deformed frogs
Pine Trees, how do they do it?
Sponges: Autotrophic or
Heterotrophic?
Mushrooms: Autotrophic or
Heterotrophic?
What the heck is it???
Twig Gall
Knobbed Whelk and Sea Rattles
Internally fertilized eggs are surrounded by a transparent mass of albumen, a gel
like material, and are laid in protective flat, rounded egg capsules joined to form a
paper-like chain of egg cases, commonly called a "Mermaid's Necklace". On
average each capsule contains 0-99 eggs, with most strings having 40-160 capsules.
After laying their egg cases, female knobbed whelk will bury one end of the egg
case into the substrate, thus providing an anchor for the developing fertilized eggs
and preventing them from washing ashore where they would dehydrate. Fertilized
eggs will emerge as juvenile knobbed whelk approximately 4 mm in length
Gestation of a Chicken
From one cloacae to another.
What’s a Lichen?
Symbiosis,Mutualism and
Commensalism
Shark yolk sac
Enough is enough….
It’s all in the teeth…
Butterfly Development
Is yeast alive???
What is yeast?
What are common uses of yeast?
Does sample one appear to be alive?
Does sample two appear to be alive?
Define:
Growth-
Sample 1
MetabolismSample 2
Metabolism