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The What's Wild episode on squirrels traveled to one of South Carolina's remote barrier islands to find North America's largest tree squirrel. If you went nutty on this episode all about squirrels...
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The sixth What's Wild episode traveled to one of South Carolina's remote barrier islands to find North America's largest tree squirrel. If you went nutty on this episode all about squirrels, this quiz...
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This edition of What's Wild is all about Gopher Tortoises - a keystone species found in South Carolina’s sandhills. The gopher tortoise has one of the dirtiest jobs! If you caught this episode, come...
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The season two premiere of What's Wild looked at a keystone species found in South Carolina’s sandhills. The gopher tortoise has one of the dirtiest jobs. If you caught this episode, come out of your...
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Performance Expectation: B-LS2-7: Design, evaluate, and refine a solution for reducing the impacts of human activities on the environment and biodiversity. Objective: Students will investigate the...
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The What's Wild episode on marshland crabs traveled to the coastal region of South Carolina that this fauna calls home. If you caught this episode all about the crustaceans in South Carolina's...
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The third What's Wild episode on marshland traveled to the coastal region of South Carolina that this fauna calls home. If you caught this episode all about the crustaceans in South Carolina's...
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Students will use materials to design a solution to a human problem by mimicking how carnivorous plants use their external parts to help them survive, grow, and meet their needs
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The edition of What's Wild about mushrooms delves into the vital role they play in maintaining ecological balance, from their decomposition powers that enrich soil, to their symbiotic relationships...
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The edition of What's Wild about mushrooms delves into the vital role they play in maintaining ecological balance, from their decomposition powers that enrich soil, to their symbiotic relationships...