Hey, my sister has to do a report on a Triops Longicaudatus. (This is the scientific name.) It is also known as an aquasaur, longtail tadpole shrimp, American tadpole shrimp, or rice tadpole shrimp. While she has been able to find all the information she needs, she cannot find the weight of the thing.
Thanks in advance for all the help, we look forward to reading your answers.
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My child (7yrs) has this ‘triops’ (tadpole shrimp) kit, they get up to 2 inches long. When they die my child wants to try and make ‘miniature fossils’ out of their dead bodies. I know it sounds gross! She’s really into science and likes to combine it with ‘art’. We have NO idea where to even start.. Any suggestions? (Personally i thousght we could just feed them to the cats, my daughter doesn’t think that’s a good idea)
My child (7yrs) has this ‘triops’ (tadpole shrimp) kit, they get up to 2 inches long. When they die my child wants to try and make ‘miniature fossils’ out of their dead bodies. I know it sounds gross! She’s really into science and likes to combine it with ‘art’. We have NO idea where to even start.. Any suggestions? (Personally i thousght we could just feed them to the cats, my daughter doesn’t think that’s a good idea)