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Molino Park Fifth Graders Visited Environmental Center. And Met A Big Snake.
December 11, 2019
Fifth grade students from Molino Park Elementary School visited the Roy Hyatt Environmental Center Tuesday. They entered the planetarium “blasting off” into space studying the solar system. They also used microscopes to study the flow of energy through an aquatic ecosystem observing a microscopic food chain in a drop of pond water. And they met Todd the Florida king snake. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “Molino Park Fifth Graders Visited Environmental Center. And Met A Big Snake.”
Looks like they were having a fun day. Good way to educate that all snakes are not dangerous.
Exactly how bid was the snake?