https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc Made with chicken en-us 2017-11-16 15:15:51 UTC 2017-12-12 15:09:55 UTC hello@padlet.com bradley_klenners14 https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/207714166 Scientists found out that mole rats can actually breath in low oxygen places like mount Everest for 5 hours when other rodents only could be there for 1 minute before passing out. With that discovery they took it further and fond out that naked mole rats unlike any other mammal could breath the same way as plants using plant sugars.]]> 2017-11-16 15:24:12 UTC https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/207714166 sean_adamss13 https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/207726242 Scientists found out that mole rats can actually breath in low oxygen unlike any other mammal could breath the same way as plants using plant sugars.]]> 2017-11-16 15:41:46 UTC https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/207726242 bradley_klenners14 https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/208154219 The Text structure is compare and contrast because they talk about how the cockroach milk is different from any other cockroach because they are usually in eggs or embryo but these are born live and they also say that these cockroaches are like humans who give live birth. They also say how cockroaches are not like cows and you cant just milk them so its harder to get the milk.]]> 2017-11-17 15:36:08 UTC https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/208154219 sean_adamss13 https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/208157238 The article is mostly about how cockroach milk could become  better than other milk like humans or buffalo but how it would be harder to sell.]]> 2017-11-17 15:41:34 UTC https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/208157238 bradley_klenners14 https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/210468891 1. I chose this book because I like to read myths and fables because they are interesting to read what these people thought about the world and other things.

2.Its the same as reading a NewsELA because they are both informational and both don't feel like books. They are different because the book is longer and more detailed which makes it more interesting because it has more Information to show and give instead of just giving the most important stuff but also other details.

3. Its hard to think of the central idea because its a book about myths but I think the central idea is that the author wanted to inform and entertain the readers because at the start of the book it talked about how much he loves Norse myths and how when he was a kid he was enthralled by them and how he wants to also inform and entertain you.

4. Its organized as descriptive because it describes the characters and the land masses like how it says "Odin disguised himself as a old man with a robe with a hood to cover his face " and other descriptive things that show what the characters look like and you imagine them. ]]> 2017-11-27 15:49:25 UTC https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/210468891 sean_adamss13 https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/210470528 1.I like the USSR and i found the book on the USSR so I wanted to read it

2. I can't choose my lex level in a book, and a book is on paper.

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4.I think it's using description, becasuse the rest don't ]]> 2017-11-27 15:51:42 UTC https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/210470528 bradley_klenners14 https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/211903675 a:The central idea is about how scientists are using genetics and DNA to figure out how bat wings are so different and weird.

b: One of the smaller main ideas is how scientists are trying to study bats and fix human defects.

c: I figured this out from how important this is and they don go into it much so I figured this is a smaller ]]> 2017-11-30 15:37:47 UTC https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/211903675 sean_adamss13 https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/212911088 1) The salamanders of this Ohio wetland can survive without men because them can make copies of them self or "clones" for lack of a better term.

2)A sp ]]> 2017-12-04 15:46:02 UTC https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/212911088 bradley_klenners14 https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/212911213 1)These salamanders can live without males because they have enough genes to make an exact copy of them self in other words a clone.
2) One of the smaller main ideas is that female salamanders are better of (cloning) them self's rather that reproducing with males. Another smaller main idea is that when these female salamanders clone themselves their tails grow faster than if they reproduce with males.Salamanders tails are more than just for decoration they are important for salamanders survival in the water tails help them swim and they can use their tail to distract predators which means salamanders tails are life saving and really important. ]]> 2017-12-04 15:46:16 UTC https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/212911213 bradley_klenners14 https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/213357942 a) The main idea is that dogs are like humans and they can read cues or signals Often humans themselves don't know they're giving cues.

b)Three of the smaller ideas is that monkeys are closely related to humans but the way they live and how there raised is completely different which is why dogs are used for more research than monkeys. Another smaller main idea is that dogs, Santos said, have a lot to tell us. For centuries, dogs have had to get along with humans to get food. So they’ve become in "tune" with us emotionally. The last smaller main idea is that dogs and cats — are seen more as persons in our home," said scientist Erica Feuerbacher. And only now are we beginning to recognize something about dogs: They are remarkably good at adjusting to human lifestyles.
c) Three pieces of text that correlate to how dogs have been in tune with us is dogs are good at adjusting to our lives because they have been trained by humans over many centuries. Another is dogs like humans and they want to be with humans more than they want to be with other dogs. The last one is that dogs have "all sorts of jobs in the real world,” These include serving as guide dogs and detecting bombs and drugs. Dogs are even used to sniff out diseases like cancer in people. These all show you how dogs are in tune with us.
 ]]> 2017-12-05 16:00:20 UTC https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/213357942 bradley_klenners14 https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/213370004 By eating these worms your hay fever goes away or weakens people have tested this like a farmer who ate some worms and his hay fever went away.]]> 2017-12-05 16:19:39 UTC https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/213370004 bradley_klenners14 https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/213704864 Main idea:Twenty years ago, on a beautiful day in the hills above Edinburgh, Scotland, two old friends and co-workers named Ian Wilmut and Alan Trounson set off on a hike. High over the city, Wilmut confided that he had a secret to share. Wilmut had helped to birth a lamb in the lab. He did this not with a mother and father sheep, but from DNA taken from a grown sheep. He successfully cloned a mammal.

Bullets:The discovery caused people to ask questions about whether humans could be cloned or diseases could be cured.

In 2016, cloning a person remains unlikely. Scientists see no benefit to it. It carries an unacceptable level of risk to the person being cloned, they say. 

Cloning has advanced the study of stem cells. Scientists can clone adult cells to make stem cells that can form a wide range of other cells. These cells can help replace cells in people with diseases, or test medicines to make sure they're safe. They can even be used to study cancer.]]> 2017-12-06 14:20:01 UTC https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/213704864 bradley_klenners14 https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/213805846 Main Idea:"It is like driving with a very good driver," Mahan said. "If you close your eyes when you're riding with somebody, you get a sense of whether this is a good driver, or whether they're not. These self-driving cars drive like a very good driver."

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Mahan said he enjoyed the ride and felt safe. The car Mahan rode in had a back up computer. It also had many systems controlling it.

Google engineers have tested its driverless car for years. Mahan was the first person who does not work for Google to ride alone in the car.

Google says it has driven more than 2 million miles on public roads to test its vehicles.]]> 2017-12-06 17:08:41 UTC https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/213805846 bradley_klenners14 https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/215065001 A) Robots are becoming more popular so Pizza zume has hired robots to make making pizzas more important 

B)This is a cause/effect ]]> 2017-12-11 15:37:47 UTC https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/215065001 sean_adamss13 https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/215065344 1) is cause and effect beacuse it tell of how robots are taking over job and how it effects the workplace]]> 2017-12-11 15:38:16 UTC https://padlet.com/bradley_klenners14/utbi67xqnpsc/wish/215065344