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Woodlice Investigation


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Woodlice Investigation

... 18 October 2001 Woodlice Investigation I am going to an investigation on woodlice. I am going to find out which artificial environment it chooses to stay in by using a choice chamber. I have researched on woodlice this is what I found: * They eat dead plant material. * They have hard shells for protection. * They live in numbers of 3 or above. * Most birds eat them as do some spiders, but they don't have many predators. * Woodlice are related to some crustaceans for example lobster and shrimp. * There are over 40 species in this country alone. * They secrete a liquid from their abdomen that tastes disgusting if they are eaten by one of its predators. I am going to get a choice chamber. In each section I am going to create a different environments; in two of the environments I will put silica gel and in the others I will put damp cotton wool.

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