Sinfulrook wrote:all frogs that are used for dissection are basically home-grown, they are MADE for dissection, and they keep the male ones due to the sperm they produce.
only females are used for dissection cause there are way too many eggs in a single frog that survive, and males actually produce less than actually needed. how do I know? I actually pay attention in class ya bums!
umm my teacher never said anything about that. Plus I was a 3.9 gpa student. Thats not true for cats though. I've seen male cats in my anatomy class
Never expected you to be a frog lady Ether. The girls I know wouldn't touch it when we were dissecting it for anatomy.
Maybe since they were, uh....DEAD?
Sysrly live frogs are adorable
Isislily wrote:
umm my teacher never said anything about that. Plus I was a 3.9 gpa student. Thats not true for cats though. I've seen male cats in my anatomy class
Cats...anatomy class...dissection, right?
I don't have the stomach for cutting things apart.
dude i did that in bio in grade 11 it was the EASIET TEST IVE EVER HAD!!! LMFAO!!! i like aced it O__o" we basically had to take all its organs and label them and and and i DID !! >=O i think it was the only test i passed too O__O LOLSS
We dissected baby pigs but never dissected cats =0
Maybe since they were, uh....DEAD?
Sysrly live frogs are adorable
No they were alive, our anatomy teacher gave as an assignment for each group to bring 1 live frog. We had to use ammonia to knock it unconscious and pinned it down. When I cut it open, the heart was still beating and the lungs were still functioning.
LMFAO!!! jin arent filipino people cruel D= in mt grade 11 bio class we cut up worms & frogs yes our skoool is poor like that thers lots of animal rights commtee in my skoool D= "religious"
I've disected about 3 cats. Two of which I had to skin. Not fun at all. I like cats so I thought it would be hard (personally I'd much rather cut up dead humans than cats...it was human anatomy. oh but I guess humans are more expensive) but I didn't really see the cat as a cat. So I was able to do it. I've also done sheap hearts, eyes, and brains. That frog is kinda cute. I'll show it to my grandmother lol.
Jin wrote:No they were alive, our anatomy teacher gave as an assignment for each group to bring 1 live frog. We had to use ammonia to knock it unconscious and pinned it down. When I cut it open, the heart was still beating and the lungs were still functioning.
I don't have the stomach for cutting things apart.
