group 1
This type of interaction is where one organism, the predator, hunts, kills, and consumes another organism, the prey
Predation
define stash away
To store or hide something, often for later use or safekeeping
define anthropause
The temporary slowdown or reduction in human activities and movement in response to events such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
define hollow
Having an empty internal space or only an outer layer
what does it mean "to thrive"?
To grow or develop vigorously; to prosper or flourish
A social group of certain animals, such as wolves, that live, hunt, and travel together.
Pack
what are the curved bones that form the framework of the chest in vertebrates, protecting the organs and providing structural support.
Ribs
define invasive species
Non-native organisms that, when introduced to new environments, can outcompete native species, disrupt ecosystems, and cause ecological or economic harm.
define and act out "sneeze"
A sudden and involuntary expulsion of air from the nose and mouth, often as a reaction to irritation or the presence of foreign particles.
what is the job of a Ranger
A person responsible for managing and protecting natural resources, often in parks or wilderness areas.
Describe and act out "Jink"
A sudden quick change of direction, often used by animals to evade predators or capture prey
How does a fossilized cast form
formed when an organism's remains decay and leave an impression in sediment, which is later filled with minerals to create a replica of the original structure.
give a definition for bait and provide an example
Attractive material used to entice or trap animals
maiz, corn, etc...
define Disseminating
The process of spreading or distributing information, knowledge, or ideas to a larger audience.
what is A group or movement that originates at the local level, often driven by the community's members to address specific issues.
grassroots organization
give an definition of super organism and an example
A group of organisms that function together as a single unit, often seen in social insects
what is A large species of deer known for their distinctive appearance, including palmate antlers and a prominent hump on their shoulders, found in the Northern Hemisphere
moose
what is compensatory breeding and give an example
deliberately increasing the number of offspring produced by a species, especially when their population in the wild is declining or at a critically low level.
what is the word for: Wide in scope or extent; covering a wide range of subjects, areas, or aspects.
broad
what does STEM stand for?
An acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics; commonly used to describe fields of study and careers in these disciplines.
Name all 5 types of biotic interactions introduced in group 1's video
Mutualism
Commensalism
Exploitation
Competition
Predation
How did the Thrinaxodon and Broomistega come to be fossilized in the same burrow? Also give 2 wrong theories and explain why they were incorrect.
Correct: thrinaxodon in estivation and broomistega injured
wrong: thrinaxodon eating broomistega (bite marks not right size for broomistega's mouth)
wrong: broomistega washed into hole during flood... unlikely because burrow was small
describe why the wild boar are such a problem in South Carolina and why hunters alone aren't effective for their eradication. what is the best method?
they are an invasive species that can severely damage crops. they learn from previous experience and pass this knowledge to their young, so they can learn to avoid hunters. the best way for population control is trapping
describe the way that the researchers in this video determined the most effective way for museum patrons to fully understand the point of the exhibit on trees and ants
they offered a scenario of video information for the patron to view and explore the exhibit on their own and they also had an option for someone to lead the patron through the exhibit. After the exhibit, there was a survey inquiring what the exhibit was about. in the end the videos worked best
what is one way you think we can increase accessibility in science
-- open ended