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    From Theory to Practice The following case studies were conducted at an interactive science museum, the Discovery Center of Springfield, located in southwestern Missouri. The Discovery Center is a hands-on museum that regularly serves around 100,000 visitors annually in addition to offering distance learning opportunities and outreach to the surrounding communities. The facility represents one of the only educational spaces of its kind serving the region. The museum comprises around 60,000…

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    With their scaly bodies, slit eyes, and long tails, alligators and crocodiles look a lot like dinosaurs. In fact, alligators and crocodiles descending from the same family as dinosaurs while it’s true that alligators and crocodiles look a lot alike, they differ in three ways. First, alligators and crocodiles are found in different parts of the world. Alligators are found in China, Central America, and South America. On the other hand. Crocodiles are found in Africa, Australia, Southeast Asia,…

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    “A view from the bridge.” A short story that sheds a bit of hope even within the most unsympathetic person. Cherokee Paul McDonald, the writer of this story was given that light and hope. Within a confident stride, he comes up to a bridge and while passing by a kid yells “Hey, mister? Would you help me, please?” Although this little boy shattered his “jogger’s concentration,” peculiarly enough he stopped. This implies that the author felt the notion to pause, meaning a significant impact waiting…

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    also cause the line to lose strength as well. These factors will negatively affect the fishing line gradually and affects may not be noticeable until it is too late. Stress on the line will greatly wear it down. Whether fighting against a ten pound fish or hooking a jagged rock, any time the fishing line is taut, it is being stretched. Fishing lines are generally meant to be stretched in order to control the catch.…

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    Bycatch Case Study

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    Bycatch avoidance measures On the technological forefront , changes in mesh size or type as well as hook size and bait type will improve selectivity, sorting grids and the inclusion of Turtle excluder devices have proved successful in reducing bycatch (Hall et al, 2000). Changing deployment and retrieval practices such as deploying longlines at night time or at different water levels of the water column increases selectivity during the trawling process(Hall et al, 2000). Fishermen can be…

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    grandpa loves to fish. He passed this down the family including to myself. So we tend fishing a lot. Some of my earliest memories are times when the family would go fishing. Tutu, which is what we call him instead of grandpa, is always trying to get the family to fish more and more. So none of us were really surprised when he developed a new hobby: bow fishing. Bow fishing is a good mix of hunting and fishing. One uses a bow and arrow with a string attached to the arrow to shoot fish. where Tutu…

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    Not only is water one of the key parts of life but it is the home to many animals such as fish and crabs of course the ocean is home to alot more animals but the lakes and rivers are just as in portinten they are home to a lot of animals such as bluegill and catfish the lakes and rivers are 0.0081%of the earth's waters which is a really really really small small amount the oceans make 96.8%of the world's water which is really really big amounts of water the only bad thing about that is that it…

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    educational, fun, and entertaining. The Aquarium is educational for the following reasons; first, it features a collection of over eleven thousand animals, representing five-hundred different sea species. Secondly, these species range from the porcupine fish, giant octopus, and puffins, to the jellyfish, spider crabs, and so much more! For each of these different species, you will learn about their habitats, eating habits, and their mating rituals. The Aquarium also offers “Teacher, family,…

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    Salmon Case Study

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    Alina Kravchenko — Open-Net Salmon Farming in British Columbia — Minister of Agriculture and the Provincial Aquaculture Program (BC Government) "A Competitiveness Survey of the British Columbia Salmon Farming Industry." British Columbia. PricewaterhouseCoopers, n.d. Web. 26 May 2015. . • Canada is the world’s fourth largest producer of farmed salmon, after Norway, Chile, and UK. • US is the largest import market for salmon, and because Canada and US are close trading partners, BC constitutes…

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    resources is fish. Fish is one of the big parts of our food source as the numbers of fish is dropping fast each day passing the less fish there will be in the future. Another example for over fishing is the business. The business takes the fish by pounds they sent out boats or ships to catch fish. They could catch about thousand pounds of fish each day or other weeks. As we people or business people take lots of fish out from the sea we don’t give them chance to repopulate more fish.…

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