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- last day in the Pantanal
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- When it rains, it pours
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- So, what do you do after you catch them?
- Do you know why they make 14 inch tweezers?
- Me with Snake
- answers to questions
- second time is the charm
- It rains in the Pantanal!
- Baby steps...baby snakes
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About Me
- Karen Schliefke
- I teach 7th grade life science at Walsh Middle School in Framingham, MA. I love my job because I enjoy both the students I teach and the teachers I work with at Walsh. I am about to participate on Earthwatch Expedition to the Pantanal in Brazil. On the expedition, we will study otters, reptiles and amphibians. It will be an exciting trip!
5 comments:
Hey Karen, Great expression, it's a good thing you didn't catch its big sister. Do you think there is a chance to see a six foot river otter? Do the caiman eat snakes or otters? Have been enjoying your enthusiastic commentary.
Hey Karen, Great expression, it's a good thing you didn't catch its big sister. Have enjoyed your enthusiastic commentary.
OOOOOh you are so brave! The snake is small but still a snake. It sounds like your trip is going really well. I assume you have a ton of pictures. We will have to get together. I bet Allison would love an adventure like that. Take care.
Mar
OOOOOh you are so brave! The snake is small but still a snake. It sounds like your trip is going really well. I assume you have a ton of pictures. We will have to get together. I bet Allison would love an adventure like that. Take care.
Mar
Hi Jack! i agree with you about the "big sister" snake! There is a chance of seeing a river otter...they did see 2 yesterday. It isn't the best time of year for it, however. It's the rainy season here and the extra water covers the banks. The caiman eat water birds, fish and small mammals. I haven't heard about them eating snakes or otters. Thanks for writing! Have a great vacation!
Karen
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