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LS:L4:C2

Explore pg. 15

Hypothesis : Some birds have different features and adaptions

Experiment : Using utensils to see which is better to pick up food

My Results

Beaks

Rice

Water

Foam

Observe

Chopstick

Cup

Spoon

Fork

Straw

Works

Works

Works

No

No

No

Works

Works

Works

Works

Works

Works

Works

Works

Works

It's ok

Good

Good

Fine

Fine

Predictions
I predict that a spoon is the first effective then cup, chopstick, fork, straw

Conclusions - The materials did work as well as beaks would. Big beaks are pretty much easy because it has enough space to hold more than a thin beak. A hummingbird would easily get nectar even though they have a thin beak, it's like a straw.

Notes
• Adaptations is something that is helpful to get an animals need

• Camouflage is one of the adaptations

•Mimicry is when animals hide to look like other organisms

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Science Journal

By ChubbyBunnies