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Ossabaw Experience By: Laramie and Tramara Introduction. Introduction. . This PowerPoint is about what we saw, discussed and researched about, YAY. Fiddler crab genus/species Uca Pugnax. Also known as the calling crab The largest crab is almost 2 inches across.

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  1. Ossabaw Experience By: Laramie and Tramara Introduction Introduction . This PowerPoint is about what we saw, discussed and researched about, YAY

  2. Fiddler crabgenus/speciesUca Pugnax • Also known as the calling crab • The largest crab is almost 2 inches across • The male crab has the big claw while the female just has two small ones • The big claw of the male is used to attract females.

  3. Periwinkle snail Littorina littorea • Lives in the swampy lands of the marsh • You can see them on strands of grass called the rush grass • If you put them to your throat and make noises they will pop out of their shells • They are edible, they are a delicacy in Africa and Asia cuisine

  4. DonkeyEquus asinus • Nick name ass, short for jackass. They were named that way because of ASinus. • They were domesticated the same time as the horse, used for carrying loads and people. • Donkeys are stubborn.

  5. Banana SpiderNephila • Also known as the golden silk orb-weaver • The golden refers to the color of the silk not the actual color of the spider. • Scared of cockroaches because of their size. • The spider is scattered through he warm regions of the world http://davidmichaelkennedy.com/blog/media/heather-banana-spider.jpg

  6. Rush GrassJuncus • Rush grass is grass that is located in the wet grass region • They eliminate salt from the water so you can see the salt on the leaves. • Considered weeds

  7. Indigo • Color is between blue and purple • Used as a dye • In the first plantation, indigo was the first plant to be planted. • The type of color used for the third eye

  8. Live Oakgenus Quercus • Also known as the evergreen oak • Common through the warm parts of Europe and Asia. • Their name live oak came from the fact that the trees actually live through the winter.

  9. Spanish MossTillandsia usneoides • Not related to moss • Resembles a beard lichen • A flowering plant that grows hanging from a tree. • Their seeds can be used to stuff pillows and other furniture.

  10. Dr. Patrick Hannigan • He is alright • kind of funny • He showed us a lot about the island • Dr Ashraf Saad • He was nice • Helped with expedition

  11. Dr. Jack • Awesome computer dude • He helped us on presentations • Was a nice persn

  12. Conclusion • This was trip to remember. We had some fun times, Some memorable times. Their were bugs, dirt, and weird water. We had fun lots shame we have to leave.

  13. The End

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