Something's Fishy in Science
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Something's Fishy in Science
Grade 7 science students completed their taxonomy unit by identifying 10 fish species (samples obtained at the DC Maine Street fish market). Flounder, rockfish, and blue catfish were easy to identify, while croakers and mackerel were more challenging. Check out photos from some of the classes.