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5. When the teacher says “Go” you will have 30 seconds to feed (or until the food runs<br />

out). Collect as much food in your stomach as possible until the teacher says “Stop”.<br />

6. Anyone who is not responsible enough to maintain safe behavior at all times will<br />

no longer participate in the activity and will become an observer and receive a<br />

zero for this lab.<br />

7. When the teacher says “Stop”, students will empty their stomachs and count the<br />

contents. Record data in the Individual Data Table. Replace food items.<br />

8. When the teacher says to, rotate to a new station having a different food source.<br />

9. Continue steps 4-7 until all food items have been recorded.<br />

*Note: Make sure to put data in specially marked data table when you are at the “Variety<br />

Food” Station.<br />

Data<br />

Individual Data Paper Clips Dried Corn Rubber Bands Dried Spaghetti<br />

Type of <strong>Beak</strong>:<br />

Variety Food Station<br />

Individual Data Paper Clips Dried Corn Rubber Bands Dried Spaghetti<br />

Type of <strong>Beak</strong>:<br />

Class Data-Average the data together for each beak type<br />

<strong>Beak</strong> Type Paper Clips Dried Corn Rubber Bands Dried Spaghetti<br />

Test tube clamp<br />

Chopsticks<br />

Spoon<br />

Binder clip<br />

Graphing the Data<br />

1. In this experiment, what is the dependant variable? What is the independent variable?<br />

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