Quote Originally Posted by SapphireTigress View Post
Punett squares and simple/advanced genetics. A lot more fun than pea plants.

My daughter did a science project on "tricking" the ball python into breeding at any time of year.

Personally, I would like to see a diagram of snake anatomy, both male and female, and I'd like to know the calorie counts of rats, ASFs, and mice and the conversion to gram growth for the snake.

As it pertains to the current situation with the proposed Wildlife ban, I think research on how touchy the environmental systems for BPs really are would help establish how BPs aren't a threat to native habitats in event of stupid owners.

I'll think some more. We've got so much information around the house that I don't know if the science teachers will accept that the kids have been part of this year-to-year research, the size of snake influencing the amount of eggs, health problems...
I second these ideas!