Sharks
True or False: All sharks are dangerous to people.
False
What animal did Eugenie love to study?
Sharks
What did Eugenie Clark want to do when she grew up?
Study sharks
Define Aquarium
tank where water animals are kept; building where water animals are kept and people can visit
Where do sharks live?
Ocean
True or False: Shark skin is more like teeth than fish scales.
True
What was Eugenie Clark's job?
What challenge did Eugenie face as an adult who wanted to study sharks?
People told her she was not brave enough, and sharks were dangerous and dumb.
Define Biography
a record of someone's life written by someone else
What equipment can scientists use to explore the ocean?
True or False: All sharks are the same size and have the same appearance.
False
What did Eugenie want people to understand about sharks?
Sharks should be studied and understood rather than simply feared.
What is something Eugenie learned about sharks that proved other people wrong?
They were smart (experiment), they can rest (cave)
Define Experiment
Why do scientists study animals in the wild?
To learn how they behave and live in their environment.