Photo Scavenger Hunt

By Michael Moser

4th

#1 Carbohydrate Taken by Michael. Taken at my house. 3/14/15This is an example of a carbohydrate because the digestive system converts carbohydrates into glucose which is blood sugar.

#2 LipidTaken by Michael. Taken in United Supermarket. 3/17/15This is a lipid because the white in the meat is fat, and fat is made of lipids.

#3 ProteinTaken by Michael. Taken in United Supermarket. 3/17/15The picture is an example of a protein because meats are some of the highest protein filled foods full of amino acids.

#4 Secondary SuccessionTaken by Michael. Taken at my house. 3/14/15This is secondary succession because soil is already present and plant life was destroyed and now is growing back.

#5 Primary ConsumerTaken by Michael. Taken at our farm. 3/15/15This cow is a primary consumer because the only things they eat are different grasses and wheat.

#6 Secondary ConsumerTaken by Michael. Taken in Pet Smart. 3/17/15This lizard is a secondary consumer because it eats grasshoppers which feed on grasses making it a secondary consumer.

#7 Dicot PlantTaken by Michael. Taken at my house.3/14/15This dicot has two seed leaves inside their seed coat and contain endosperm to feed embryo.

#8 Monocot PlantTaken by Michael. Taken at our farm. 3/15/15The monocots only have one seed leaf and it is usually very thin.

#9 Plant Like ProtistTaken by Michael. Taken at our farm. 3/15/15Algae is a plant like protist because of its ability to do photosynthesis.

#10 Animal Like Protist

Taken by Michael. Taken at the Lake. 4/3/15.The lake water is full of microscopic animal like protists that move around.

#11 FungusTaken by Michael. Taken in United Supermarket. 3/17/15These mushrooms are examples of fungi because they release spores and have chitin.

#12 MammalTaken by Michael. Taken at my house.3/14/15. My dog is a mammal because it has fur and a spine which makes It a vertebrate.

#13 Organism’s HomeTaken by Michael. Taken at our farm. 3/15/15This is an ant hill where a colony of ants live.

#14 Reproductive Structure Of A Plant

Taken by Michael. Taken in United Supermarket. 3/17/15This plants anther and filament is visible and are part of the reproductive structure of the plant.

#15 GymnospermTaken by Michael. Taken at my house. 3/14/15These pecans are gymnosperms because they are the seeds of the pecan tree.

#16 AngiospermTaken by Michael. Taken in United Supermarket. 3/17/15The angiosperm is the flowering plant that produces the seeds.

#17 BryophyteTaken by Michael. Taken at my house. 3/14/15.Bryophyte is a moss, liverwort, or hornworts. In the picture there is a patch of moss.

#18 FernTaken by my mom. Taken in United Supermarket. 3/17/15This is an example of a fern because of the way the petals are on both sides of the stem and the petal style.

#19 Seed Dispersal By Wind Or WaterTaken by Michael. Taken at my grandparents house. 3/21/15.The dandelions have little white seeds that are blown around by the wind to make more dandelions.

#20 Seed Dispersal By AnimalsTaken by Michael. Taken at my house. 3/14/15The bird poop is an example of dispersing seed by animal because the bird ate the seed moved and pooped it out in a different area.

#21 Pioneer SpeciesTaken by Michael. Taken at my house.3/14/15.The clover is a pioneer species because it was the first thing that started to grow the soil.

#22 Epidermis

Taken by Michael. Taken at my house. 3/14/15This is an example of the epidermis because it is the top layer of the skin.

#23 Food ChainTaken by Michael. Taken in Pet Smart, my house, and at the bird sanctuary. 3/17/15 The food chain shows the flow of energy through organisms only ten percent is pass on to each level.

#24 Food WebTaken by Michael. Taken in Pet Smart, my house, at Hunans, the farm, and at the bird sanctuary. 3/17/15, 3/15/15,and3/31/15.The food web is like a food chain but more complex and diverse.

#25 Two Different Stages Of Life Of The Same Organism

Taken by Michael. Taken at my house. 3/14/15The pecan is the seed stage of life while the pecan trees is the main stage of life and growth.

#26 Genetic Variation Within A Population

Taken by Michael. Taken at my house.3/21/15.The genetic variation is obviously the change of color pattern that the same breed of dog have.

# 27 Example Of A Plant Adaptation

Taken by Michael. Taken at my house. 3/14/15The long waxy needle like leaves the tree has helps prevent water loss.

#28 Example Of An Animal Adaptation

Taken by Michael. Taken at our farm. 3/15/15The tail on a cow is a great adaptation to keep insects off their back to reduce irritation.

#29 Asexual Reproduction Taken by my mom. Taken at my house. 3/30/15.The healing wound is an example of asexual reproduction because the skin cells are going through mitosis the heal the wound.

#30 MutualismTaken by Michael. Taken at my house.4/4/15.When my dogs and I look at each other dopamine is released which make the dogs and me happier.

#31 CommensalismTaken by Michael. Taken at my house. 3/14/15The milk is an example of commensalism because a cow is not affected by the milking process and we get milk to drink which is high in calcium.

#32 Parasite And Host

Taken by Michael. Taken at our farm. 3/15/15The missile toe is a parasite to the tree by taking all of its nutrients.

#33 A Population

Taken by Michael. Taken at my house. 3/14/15This is a population of weeds because it is multiple of one species in a single area.

#34 A Community Taken by my mom. Just outside Wichita Falls city limits.4/3/15.Wichita Falls is a community because there is a lot of different populations of animals.

#35 A Portion Of The Nitrogen CycleTaken by Michael. Taken at my house. 3/14/15This is an example of the nitrogen cycle because the roots of plants taken in nitrogen from the atmosphere through nitrogen fixation to use in chemical processes.

#36 A Portion Of The Carbon Cycle

Taken by Michael. Taken in United Supermarket. 3/17/15The plant is a portion of the carbon cycle because the plant takes in carbon dioxide and releases oxygen.

#37 A Plant TropismTaken by Michael. Taken at my house. 3/14/15The plant is leaning towards the sun which is an example of phototrophic tropism.

#38 Immune SystemTaken by my mom. Taken at my house. 3/14/15The tonsils are the first line of defense in your immune system for bacteria inhaled or taken in form the mouth.

#39 Negative Feedback (Homeostasis)Taken by Michael. Taken at my house. 3/14/15My shirt after a workout is covered in sweat because during the workout my bad temperature was rising so my body started to sweat to maintain homeostasis.

#40 Skeletal And muscular system Interaction

Taken by Michael. Taken at my house. 3/14/15My muscular and skeletal system work together to lift weights by bending and contracting with each other.

#41 Abiotic Environmental Factor

Taken by Michael. Taken at my house. 3/19/15The rain is an abiotic factor because the rain is nonliving but affects the environment.

#42 Biotic environmental FactorTaken by Michael. Taken at our farm. 3/15/15The cacti are biotic factors because they are living and are using the environments resources.