To Kill A Mockingbird Unit 10 Lab Hypothesis
In conclusion, the purpose of the lab Bird Adaptations was to act as a bird using different tools as a beak, and try to collect as many items as you can at each station in 15 seconds. Overall, the data collected throughout this lab supported each of my hypothesis. The data shows that certain “beaks” worked better than the other at collecting food. For example, the data shows that for the Seeds Station the tweezers worked best with an average of 9.3 pieces of food, the straw worked best for the Nectar Station with 6.1 items, tweezers worked best for the Fish Station with 8.7 items, tweezers worked best for Insect Station with an average of 8.3 items, and tweezers worked best for the Sticks Station. Based on the data, the tweezers were the most effective at collecting the most food in 15 seconds. On the other hand, certain beaks were less effective at certain stations. The worst beak for each station was;
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Based on this data, the straw was the worst to use out of all three beaks. The hypothesis I made were incorrect for the Fish and Insect Stations because I put the spoon would be the most effective to gather the food, but the data proves that I was incorrect and the tweezers were the most effective. From this lab, I learned that bird adaptations are very unique because in order to survive, they need specific traits and characteristics to get the resources they need. For example, their beaks are a big part of helping them receive the food they need to
Based on this data, the straw was the worst to use out of all three beaks. The hypothesis I made were incorrect for the Fish and Insect Stations because I put the spoon would be the most effective to gather the food, but the data proves that I was incorrect and the tweezers were the most effective. From this lab, I learned that bird adaptations are very unique because in order to survive, they need specific traits and characteristics to get the resources they need. For example, their beaks are a big part of helping them receive the food they need to