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science discoveries 11-3-14 today i will talk about the disgusting head lice. i know it sounds gross and it is but i am still going to informs you about it. as you may know head lice does makes your head itch and it makes it itch a lot! head lice is not fun it takes so long to get out of your head. if you don't know what head lice is or looks like then pay attention to this. The head louse is a tiny, wingless parasitic insect that lives among human hairs and feeds on tiny amounts of blood drawn from the scalp. so i hope you don't want head lice and if you do and you get it then you wont ever want it again. so don't wish that you had it because they are nasty! the louse is contagious, annoying, and sometimes tough to get rid of. i hope you learned somethings about lice and i hope you wash your head thoroughly.

science discovery 11-14-14 Olivia Freer ===for my science discovery i will give you about Aye-Aye. you probably dont know what an aye-Aye is because it is rare. well this is me telling you about even if your dont want to know because i know after you read this you will thing that it if really cool! so if you haven't figured out what an Aye-Aye is its an animal. you might see this animal and think it will give you nightmares but hopefully it wont. the Aye-aye (Daubentonia madagascariensis) is a strepsirrhine native to Madagascar that combines rodent-like teeth with a long, thin middle finger to fill the same ecological niche as a woodpecker. it is the world's largest nocturnal primate, and is characterized by its unique method of finding food; it taps on trees to find grubs, then gnaws holes in the wood and inserts its elongated middle finger to pull the grubs out.=== googleimages.com

science discovery Olivia Freer 11 17 14 this week for my science discovery i chose to do the leafy seadragon. the leafy seadragon is very interesting and unique. the leafy seadragon is named after the dragons the Chinese would talk about in the stories (myths). leafy seadragons look like they are seaweed because they blend in so well with the other drifting seaweed. now you should have an idea of what the seadragon looks like (seaweed). only the fluttering of its tiny fins or moving of its eyes are hints that give its camouflage away. when i look at the face of a seadragon it reminds me of a seahorse do it remind you of one? like the seahorse the male Seadragon carries as many as 150-200 eggs at a time. if you want to learn more about seadragons go to 25 of the worlds weirdest animals.