Raspberry Vs Strawberry Essay

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The question I investigated is if organisms are more attracted to a strawberry then nothing. My hypothesis was "If one cup has a raspberry and the other doesn't" Then The cup with the raspberry will catch more organisms because They want to eat the raspberry so they go into trap number 2." My hypothesis was correct because I caught ten more organisms the the one with out a lure. After all this research I could come to the conclusion that organisms like raspberry compared to nothing at all. Some evidence from my expire ment that supports the conclusion is that the raspberry caught about 10 organisms while the empty one caught only 1. I would probably change when I did because it was a relatively cold day(s) when I did the excitement so most

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