7th Grade Honors Science
Monday, January 22, 2007
Friday 1/19/07
What was done?
What was collected?
What was assigned?
Daily Science Fact
Cobra females produce a clutch of eggs each year and usually stay nearby to guard the eggs until they hatch. The baby cobra, like all snakes, is called a hatchling. The hatchling is able to take care of itself from the start and can spread its hood and strike on the same day it hatches. A large yolk sac remains in the hatchling's stomach to give it nourishment for up to two weeks before it needs to find food on its own.
- We took notes on "Relative and Absolute Dating of Rocks".
What was collected?
- Nothing.
What was assigned?
- Nothing.
Daily Science Fact
Cobra females produce a clutch of eggs each year and usually stay nearby to guard the eggs until they hatch. The baby cobra, like all snakes, is called a hatchling. The hatchling is able to take care of itself from the start and can spread its hood and strike on the same day it hatches. A large yolk sac remains in the hatchling's stomach to give it nourishment for up to two weeks before it needs to find food on its own.
posted by Mr. Kang at 3:20 PM
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