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This picture was drawn beacuse I forgot to take a picture of it but it is a very accurate representation

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Bacteria is naturally found in places it can survive, as previously mentioned. However, they can be moved by a human or something else touching it, picking it up, and putting it down somewhere else when they touch another thing. What makes them present is when they are placed in an area that they are able to survive and reproduce in.

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Vending Machine: 8
Bathroom Stall Handle: 150
Sink Handle: 4
Toilet Seat: 9

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Everyone has to go to the bathroom. To unlock the stall, they have to touch it. Since people can't wash their hands between opening the stall and getting to the sink, this place would obviously have a ton of bacteria growing on it. Yuck!

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According to our swabs, number 2 had the most bacteria, which was the bathroom stall.

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You are most likely to find bacteria in places that a lot of people touch frequently, like a bathroom stall handle.

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I know it's hard to see, but we didn't get much growth except for the second swab, which was the handle to a bathroom stall.

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You can find bacteria in any place that is dark and warm. This is beacuse bacteria is killed by uv light, so anywhere not near a window is a good place for bacteria to grow. Warmer environments also tend to help bacteria grow.