1. By aidan degooyer, period 8, #5
Owl Pellet project
By aidan degooyer, period 8, #5

2. Introduction
Welcome to this lab report!

3. QUESTION AND HYPOTHESIS

4. What We Did
To dissect our pellets started out tough, and progressively got easier. To accomplish this, we started out by measuring and weighing the pellet. After that we broke it open. After we did that, we had to break up the pellet while still pulling out bones. After that, all we did was sift through fur and find bones. Later, when we had found all of our bones, we started gluing them to a piece of paper, in the end creating what you will see next.
Bones arranged on the green placemat that we used.

5. This animal is a Vole, in skeleton form
My skeleton
This animal is a Vole, in skeleton form
All of the bones in this prey skeleton were found in my pellet, and I had extra bones after.
This animal is also a Vole, alive this time
Image courtesy of phys.org

6. Data time! (our Tables)

7. Data time! (our Graphs)

8. Data time! (Graphs and tables for saw whet owls)
A SAW-WHET OWL

9. Discussion

10. Conclusion

11. Barn Owl Food Web
(This moon serves no purpose other than being opposite the sun.)