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Hello and welcome to
our site!
On this website, you will
discover how house kept animals respond to being in their natural
environment.
For our science project we
wanted to see how house kept animals respond to being in their natural
environment. To do so, we recreated a hamsters environment, a desert. We
took rocks, sand, food, and water and put them all in a large box. We
also made slight changes to his diet, ex. fresh food that he would eat
in the wild instead of his normal dried food. We recorded changes of his
behaviour when he was put in the desert environment and then once again
when he returned to his house kept cage. He was in each habitat for
three days and two nights. However, his wheel was transferred from one
cage the other to keep him active and so that he could get his needed
exercise.
By
Catriana MacKinnon and Charlotte Dangerfield
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