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    Snakes will eat small children.
    Give small children a snake.
    Record how many small children are eaten, and how many are not.
    Your graph could be a pie chart. If all goes according to plan, no small children will be eaten.


    Or you could test a snake's ability to escape it's enclosure. Have the snake's regular enclosure inside of a much larger encloser (binception!) and stage different scenarios to see how long it takes the snake to get out. Things like leaving the lid/doors unlocked, no lid, etc.
    Last edited by SpencerShanks; 01-05-2012 at 11:27 PM. Reason: Added an experiment

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