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Cats Killing Billions: Study Finds Domestic Cats Threaten US Wildlife
I have yet to hear we have a problem with a lack of "small rodents". This is just part of the food chain. They seem to reproduce quite well, as my friend who got a pair of guinea pigs last year can tell you. I am thinking of the Star Trek show Trouble with Tribbles...- Geek4Life
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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Cats Killing Billions: Study Finds Domestic Cats Threaten US Wildlife
Regarding "Let nature decide its course..." I don't think that when people bring "pets" from other parts of the world and then release them (accidentally or not-so-accidentally) into the local habitat and let them decimate the local wildlife, that it is "just letting nature take its course."...- Geek4Life
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Suggestion needed for 3rd grade physics demonstation
Thanks for that video. It's awesome. I like the idea of the coke can, and I think some of the kids will relate because some of them go to a hiking spot that is about 4,000 ft above us, and if you close any empty plastic water bottle up there and bring it back down, it will partially collapse. I...- Geek4Life
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Suggestion needed for 3rd grade physics demonstation
Thanks for all the great ideas! I especially like the finger slingshot idea, though I'd have to clear it with the teacher. Or it might be safer to make a little catapult and show the effect of different angles, and adding more rubber bands. Perhaps a competition between two groups. But the time...- Geek4Life
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Suggestion needed for 3rd grade physics demonstation
If you were a parent volunteer, and you were asked to do a fifteen minute 3rd-grade classroom presentation to demonstrate ONE "law of physics" or to teach one thing about physics or physics related, what would you do as a "fun" example that 3rd graders would enjoy and hopefully learn from and...- Geek4Life
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- Physics Suggestion
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics