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RHINO REPORT April 27th, 2016 Ramsey Middle School Minneapolis, MN Volume 1 No. 12 School Play Interviews BY: Sierra KruegerWolfe The musical is something that is a great opportunity for many kids and they love it, but I was wondering: does anyone not like the musical experience, and what makes this program so good or bad for these students? So I interviewed some students, and asked them if they like the musical and why, and this is what they said: "I really like the musical thing, its very nice. I love musicals, I take part in a lot of them, and they’re like the essence of me." "I like the musical because it gives me a chance to be myself, and the snacks are really good." "I don’t." "I like the musical because it gives you a chance to sing in a large group, if you’re in the chorus. And if you fail you don't look like a complete fool, so it works out." "We were all potatoes." "I think I like it because I get to practice acting so, its good practice for my future as a famous actress, its just good practice for me." "I don't like the musical." "Its boring for anybody who doesn't have a good part." "I don't like it because it’s kind of a biblical story, and I thought we weren't allowed to do those." "I kind of like it, I kind of don't. I like it because its fun to like dance around and stuff, but I don't like it because I feel like they don't really care about the dancers, just the singers and that’s kind of rude." "I like it, I think that it’s going to be really cool when its all done and, I hope that people like it." "I really like the musical because, I like how everyone gets to participate in it even if maybe its your first time, because when you get into high school they have cuts." "I like the musical cause its really fun and its good to make new friends and everyone gets to participate because everyone gets casted. So yeah I really like it." Ramsey Competes at MPS Unified Special Olympics From: Ms. Hokr The Ramsey team took third place, out of 10 MPS middle and high schools, at the second annual MPS Unified Sport Special Olympics track meet at the U of M field house on Friday, April 15th. “Unified Sports joins people with and without intellectual disabilities on the same team. It was inspired by a simple principle: training together and playing together is a quick path to friendship and understanding.” Twenty students from Ramsey took part and have been practicing together once a week for a couple of months. They had fun participating and cheering for their teammates as well as the other students competing. Ramsey Special Olympics Team From: Ms. Di Please welcome our Special Olympics team to Ramsey. We are the “Ramsey Rhinos,” and proudly represent you all. Our team of 7 athletes [Jose, Theo, and Cotez from Ramsey, 4 others from Green Central] participate in track and field events including 100 meter dash, 50 meter dash, softball throw, shot put, and standing broad jump. On Saturday, May 21 st , we compete in an area meet at Roosevelt High School in Minneapolis. Our athletes are up against 40+ other teams from Hennepin County, Ramsey County, and Carver County. Look for us on the track as we practice.

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Page 1: RHINO REPORT - page.mpls.k12.mn.us · tournament.!!!!! !!!!! Math&Competition& From:$Mr.$Halvorsen$ A!huge!shout!out!to!Ms.!Krasean!and!the!awesome!job!of!getting!80!students!to!give!up!their!lunch!for!two!

 

RHINO REPORT

April 27th, 2016 Ramsey Middle School Minneapolis, MN Volume 1 No. 12 School  Play  Interviews  

 BY:  Sierra  Krueger-­‐Wolfe  

The  musical  is  something  that  is  a  great  opportunity  for  many  kids  and  they  love  it,  but  I  was  wondering:  does  anyone  not  like  the  musical  experience,  and  what  makes  this  program  so  good  or  bad  for  these  students?  So  I  interviewed  some  students,  and  asked  them  if  they  like  the  musical  and  why,  and  this  is  what  they  said:    "I  really  like  the  musical  thing,  its  very  nice.  I  love  musicals,  I  take  part  in  a  lot  of  them,  and  they’re  like  the  essence  of  me."    "I  like  the  musical  because  it  gives  me  a  chance  to  be  myself,  and  the  snacks  are  really  good."    "I  don’t."    "I  like  the  musical  because  it  gives  you  a  chance  to  sing  in  a  large  group,  if  you’re  in  the  chorus.  And  if  you  fail  you  don't  look  like  a  complete  fool,  so  it  works  out."    "We  were  all  potatoes."    "I  think  I  like  it  because  I  get  to  practice  acting  so,  its  good  practice  for  my  future  as  a  famous  actress,  its  just  good  practice  for  me."    "I  don't  like  the  musical."    "Its  boring  for  anybody  who  doesn't  have  a  good  part."    "I  don't  like  it  because  it’s  kind  of  a  biblical  story,  and  I  thought  we  weren't  allowed  to  do  those."    "I  kind  of  like  it,  I  kind  of  don't.  I  like  it  because  its  fun  to  like  dance  around  and  stuff,  but  I  don't  like  it  because  I  feel  like  they  don't  really  care  about  the  dancers,  just  the  singers  and  that’s  kind  of  rude."    "I  like  it,  I  think  that  it’s  going  to  be  really  cool  when  its  all  done  and,  I  hope  that  people  like  it."    "I  really  like  the  musical  because,  I  like  how  everyone  gets  to  participate  in  it  even  if  maybe  its  your  first  time, because  when  you  get  into  high  school  they  have  cuts."   "I  like  the  musical  cause  its  really  fun  and  its  good  to  make  new  friends  and  everyone  gets  to  participate  because everyone  gets  casted.  So  yeah  I  really  like  it."  

Ramsey  Competes  at  MPS  Unified  Special  Olympics  

From:  Ms.  Hokr  The  Ramsey  team  took  third  place,  out  of  10  MPS  

middle  and  high  schools,  at  the  second  annual  MPS  Unified  Sport  Special  Olympics  track  meet  at  the  U  of  M  field  house  on  Friday,  April  15th.  “Unified  Sports  joins  people  with  and  without  intellectual  disabilities  on  the  same  team.  It  was  inspired  by  a  simple  principle:  training  together  and  playing  together  is  a  quick  path  to  friendship  and  understanding.”  Twenty  students  from  Ramsey  took  part  and  have  been  practicing  together  once  a  week  for  a  couple  of  months.    They  had  fun  participating  and  cheering  for  their  teammates  as  well  as  the  other  students  competing.  

Ramsey  Special  Olympics  Team    From:    Ms.  Di     Please  welcome  our  Special  Olympics  team  to  Ramsey.  We  are  the  “Ramsey  Rhinos,”  and  proudly  represent  you  all.     Our  team  of  7  athletes  [Jose,  Theo,  and  Cotez  from  Ramsey,  4  others  from  Green  Central]  participate  in  track  and  field  events  including  100  meter  dash,  50  meter  dash,  softball  throw,  shot  put,  and  standing  broad  jump.       On  Saturday,  May  21st,  we  compete  in  an  area  meet  at  Roosevelt  High  School  in  Minneapolis.  Our  athletes  are  up  against  40+  other  teams  from  Hennepin  County,  Ramsey  County,  and  Carver  County.  Look  for  us  on  the  track  as  we  practice.  

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Math  Competition    From:  Mr.  Halvorsen  

A  huge  shout  out  to  Ms.  Krasean  and  the  awesome  job  of  getting  80  students  to  give  up  their  lunch  for  two  days  to  compete  in  a  math  competition.    These  kids  from  all  the  6th  grade  math  classes  are  competing  to  be  one  of  the  top  two  teams  that  will  represent  Ramsey  in  a  few  weeks  for  the  district  math  competition.      Thank  you  to  the  teachers  that  helped  make  this  happen  and  please  acknowledge  students  on  their  dedication  and  effort  to  represent  Ramsey.    Thank  you,  Ms.  Krasean,  for  all  your  hard  work.      

Ramsey  Debate    From:  Ms.  Healy  

On  3/23,  three  members  of  the  Ramsey  Debate  Team,  part  of  the  Minnesota  Urban  Debate  League  (MNUDL)  through  Augsburg  College,  debated  at  the  City  Championship  tournament.    

Students  who  participated  in  the  City  Championship  tournament  included:  Hajar  Ahmed,  Austin  Hamilton,  and  Bryan  Forsman.  Hajar  Ahmed  won  5th  place  in  Junior  Varsity  division.  Austin  Hamilton  and  Bryan  Forsman  were  the  champions  in  Junior  Varsity  division!  

Debaters  are  also  judged  on  their  individual  performance  and  can  receive  speaker  awards.  Hajar  Ahmed  was  3rd  speaker  in  Junior  Varsity  division!  Austin  Hamilton  was  4th  speaker  in  Junior  Varsity  division!  

Thank  you  to  all  of  the  students  who  participated  and  represented  Ramsey  in  debate  this  year!  

Random  Science  Question    BY:  Solveig  J.  

Me  and  a  few  of  my  friends  were  wondering,  why  do  stars  burn  in  space?  I  mean,  there's  no  oxygen  for  them  to  use  to  burn  because  to  make  fire  you  need  fuel,  a  spark,  and  oxygen…  but  there's  no  oxygen  in  space!  

Mr  Koupal’s  answer:  Hydrogen  [fuses  into]  helium,  which  releases  an  insane  amount  of  energy  which  is  what  is  glowing,  so  actually  stars  don't  burn.  

 (Mr.  K.s  extended  answer:  It  is  a  common  misconception  that  stars  burn  or  that  they  are  made  of  fire.  Both  

are  incorrect,  as  mentioned  above.  Also  incorrect  it  that  stars  are  made  of  gas.  They  are  actually  made  of  plasma,  a  fourth  state  of  matter  beyond  gas.  Plasma  only  exists  naturally  in  stars,  like  our  Sun.)  

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The  Harper  Lee  Situation    BY:  Marley  Hinschberger  

The  tragic  death  of  author  Harper  Lee  on  February  19th  at  the  age  of  89  set  the  stage  for  her  most  well  known  classic  To  Kill  A  Mockingbird  to  stop  mass  production  for  schools.  Every  year  in  8th  grade,  you  read  this  amazing  book.  This  year  Ramsay  got  120  books  for  10  for  a  total  cost  of  $1200.  We  usually  buy  50  replacement  books  for  a  total  of  $500.    We  were  told  to  take  good  care  of  the  books  because  they  were  new  and  they  needed  them  till  they  ordered  new  ones  in  however  many  years.  But  now  because  of  the  new  rules  against  mass  production  of  [TKAM]  for  schools,  we  can  no  longer  buy  new  books.  Now  the  books  are  $20  instead  of  $10.  So  please,  eighth  graders,  and  soon  to  be,  8th  graders,  please  take  care  of  this  fabulous  story.       So  is  this  decision  fair?  It  will  give  more  money  to  the  family  so  they  get  more  royalties.  But  is  it  fair  to  teachers?  

Creative  Writing    

BY:  Madison  Curtis He  sat  on  the  small  wooden  bench,  looking  out  over  the  cold  water.  He  pulled  his  jacket  tighter  around  him  as  a  gust  of  wind  came  through.  It  was  a  cold  December  night  and  he  had  needed  to  take  a  walk.  He  sat  on  the  bench  and  looked  out  at  the  water,  the  moon  shimmering  across  the  water.  The  reflection  of  the  moon  was  distorted  from  the  water.  A  girl  had  come  up  and  sat  next  to  him,  on  the  bench.  She  sat  there  in  silence  and  had  just  stared  out  at  the  water.  After  a  long  time  she  had  spoken.          “How  are  you  feeling?”  She  asks,  her  voice  light  and  sweet.            “Good.”  He  had  responded,  his  voice  deep  and  smooth.  “It's  just  been  tough.”            She  nods  and  turns  to  look  at  him,  for  the  first  time  since  she  sat  down.  “I  understand,  I  know  it  can  be  hard.”  She  says  softly  and  reaches  out  a  delicate  hand  and  rests  it  in  his  knee.          “No!  You  don't  understand!”  He  bursts  out  at  her.  “You  could  never  possibly  understand  what  I'm  going  through!”  He  seats  her  hand  off  of  his  knee  and  stands  up.  He  walks  away  without  looking  back.  He  left  her  then  and  there,  on  that  cold  December  night,  sitting  on  that  small  wooden  bench  and  looking  after  him.          He  left  her  there  and  never  returned.    

Wreck  of  the  Costa  Concordia    RESEARCHED  BY:  Jackson  Grant  

Thirty-­‐two  people  died  after  the  Costa  Concordia  cruise  ship  ran  aground  with  more  than  4,000  passengers  and  crew  on  13  January  2012,  only  hours  after  leaving  the  Italian  port  of  Civitavecchia.    

• The  Costa  Concordia  left  the  Italian  port  of  Civitavecchia  at  19:18.  The  ship  was  heading  out  on  a  week-­‐long  cruise  around  the  Mediterranean  with  3,206  passengers  and  1,023  crew  onboard.  As  it  made  its  way  north-­‐west  along  the  Italian  coastline,  Captain  Francesco  Schettino  ordered  the  ship  to  be  steered  close  to  the  island  of  Giglio.      

• Nearing  Giglio  just  after  21.30,  the  captain  gave  the  helmsman  coordinates,  followed  by  the  warning  "otherwise  we  go  on  the  rocks."    

• Minutes  later,  at  21:45,  the  Costa  Concordia  hit  a  rocky  outcrop  while  travelling  at  around  16  knots.  The  ship  was  holed  on  the  left-­‐hand  side,  started  taking  on  water  and  began  to  tilt.  Engine  rooms  were  flooded  and  power  was  lost.The  crew  struggled  to  assess  the  situation  and  relayed  incomplete  information  to  the  Italian  authorities.    

• At  21:52  the  chief  engineer  and  electrical  officer  tried  and  failed  to  start  the  ship's  emergency  diesel  generator.Shortly  afterwards,  passengers  were  told  that  the  ship  was  suffering  a  "blackout",  but  that  the  situation  was  under  control.  The  same  information  was  given  to  the  harbour  master  at  Civitavecchia.    

• Positioning  data  shows  that  the  Costa  Concordia  turned  and  began  to  drift  back  towards  the  island's  port  soon  after  22:00  due  to,  investigators  say,  a  combination  of  the  wind  and  the  rudder  positioned  to  starboard  (right).  As  it  drifted,  the  ship  then  began  to  list  in  the  opposite  direction,  possibly  caused  by  water  in  the  damaged  hull  rushing  to  the  far  side  during  the  turn.    

• At  22:12,  the  coastguard  called  the  ship  to  say  passengers  were  reporting  problems  to  the  local  police,  but  the  captain  replied:  "We  have  a  blackout  and  we  are  checking  the  conditions  on  board.    

• At  22:22  the  captain  gave  orders  to  tell  the  coastguard  that  they  had  had  a  "failure"  and  needed  help  from  tug  boats.  The  radio  operator  did  this  and  added  that  all  the  passengers  had  been  given  life  jackets,  none  was  injured  and  there  was  a  gash  in  the  left  side  of  the  ship.    

• At  22:33  the  general  emergency  alarm  was  raised  and  passengers  told  to  go  to  muster    

 (continued  on  page  6)  

Does  Doodling  Help  You  Learn?    BY:  Charlie  Grimes  

Most   people   wonder   if   doodling   helps   you   learn.  Most   teachers  won’t  accept  assignments   that  are  covered  in  drawings.  However,  for  some  people,  drawing  does  help  you   learn   because   it   can   take   your   mind   off   stress   and  things  like  that.      

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100  Books  You  Should  Read  (58-­‐100)  

 BY:  Solveig  J  and  Rhino  Report  Staff  58.  Bliss  59.  The  Incorrigible  Children  of  Ashton  Place,  the  Mysterious  Howling  60.  Clementine  61.  Iggy's  house  62.  A  Dog  Named  Kitty  63.  Bink  and  Gollie  64.The  Hitchhiker's  Guide  to  the  Galaxy  by  Douglas  Adams  65.  The  Tale  of  Emily  Windsnap  66.  One  Crazy  Summer  67.  I  Lived  on  Butterfly  Hill  68.  Alice's  Adventures  in  Wonderland  69.  The  Green  Glass  House  70.  Spirit  Animals  71.  Nancy  Drew  72.  That  One  Summer  73.  The  Big  Dip  74.  Thimble  Summer  74.  Agatha  Christie  and  Then  There  Were  None  75.  The  Selection  Series  76.  Ivy  and  Bean  77.  The  Secret  of  Blueberries,  Moose,  and  Me  78.  The  Magic  Treehouse  79.  Mr.  Lemoncello’s  Library  80.  A  Tangle  of  Knots  81.  Penny  Dreadful  82.  Faith  Dope  and  Ivy  June  83.  Flora  and  Ulysses  84.  Maze  Runner  85.  As  Long  as  We're  Together  86.  3  Bird  Summer  87.  Forget  Me  Not  Summer  88.  Number  the  Stars  89.  Roller  Girl  90.  Counting  by  7's  91.  Whizz  Pop  Chocolate  Shop  92.  The  Magic  Cake  Shop  93.  When  You  Reach  Me  94.  Evolution  of  Calpurnia  Tate                          95.  Pet  war                                                                                                    96.  Paper  Towns  97.  The  Sisters  Grimm  98.  The  Invention  of  Wings  99.  The  Book  of  100  Truths  100.  The  Wizard  of  Oz    There  are  plenty  of  other  good  books  besides  all  100  of  these  books,  by  the  way.  

Jokes    

BY:  Theo  Grimes  A  defendant  isn’t  happy  with    how  things  are  going  in  court,  so  he  gives  the  judge  a  hard  time.  Judge:  “Where  do  you  work?”  Defendant:  “Here  and  there.”  Judge:  “What  do  you  do  for    a  living?”  Defendant:  “This  and  that.”  Judge:  “Take  him  away.”  Defendant:  “Wait;  when  will  I  get  out?”  Judge:  “Sooner  or  later.”    A  Canadian  psychologist  is    selling  a  video  that  teaches  you  how  to  test  your  dog’s  IQ.  Here’s  how  it  works:  If  you  spend  $12.99  for  the  video,  your  dog    is  smarter  than  you.    Scene:  A  radio  newsroom.  Caller:  I  just  wanted  to  let  you  know  you’re  off  the  air.  Host:  Yes,  we  know.  The  engineers  are  working  on  it.  Caller:  It  would  be  nice  if  you  put  something  on  the  air  that  says  that.  

Top  10  Anticipated  Book  Releases  of  2k16  BY:  Marley  Hinschberger  a.k.a  Bookworm  2  

Any  book  nerd  knows  how  agonizing  it  is  to  wait  for  a  book  to  come  out.  And  if  you  want  a  good  book,  just  wait  for  these  releases  from  Goodreads.  -­‐  A  Court  Of  Mist  And  Fury  by  Sarah  J  Maas.  This  is  the  second  book  in  the  A  Court  Of  Thorns  And  Roses  series.  Release  date:  May  3rd.  ACOMAF  is  the  sequel  to  A  Court  Of  Thorns  And  Roses  trilogy.  It's  based  on  the  story  of  Hades  and  Persephone.  It’s  by  one  of  the  favorite  authors,  Sarah  J  Maas.  -­‐  Empire  Of  Storms  By  Sarah  J  Maas.  This  is  the  5th  book  in  the  Throne  Of  Glass  Series.  Release  date:  September  6th.  This  is  the  much-­‐anticipated  book  in  the  Throne  of  Glass  fandom.  This  follows  Aelin  on  her  adventure  to  save  the  world  of  the  Valg  danger.  -­‐  Trials  Of  Apollo  The  Hidden  Oracle  by  Rick  Riordan.  Release  date:  May  3rd.  This  is  the  third  installment  of  the  Percy  Jackson  series.  It  follows  Apollo  becoming  a  mortal  because  he  made  Zeus  mad.    -­‐  The  Crown  by  Kiera  Cass.  Release  date:  May  3rd.  This  in  the  fifth  and  final  book  in  her  The  Selection  series.  It  follows  Eadlyn  and  her  hunt  for  love.  -­‐  Demigods  and  Magicians  by  Rick  Riordan.  Release  date:  April  5th  (already  out).  This  is  the  crossover  stories  of  the  Kane  Chronicles  and  the  Percy  Jackson  Series    -­‐  Heartless  by  Marissa  Meyer.  Release  date:  November  8th.  This  follows  the  story  of  a  girl  in  Wonderland    -­‐  The  Last  Star  by  Rick  Yancy.  Release  date:  May  24th.  The  third  in  the  Fifth  Wave  series    -­‐  Harry  Potter  and  the  Cursed  Child.  Release  Date:  July  31st.  The  “8th”  Harry  potter  book  is  the  script  for  the  new  play:  Harry  Potter  and  the  Cursed  Child.  -­‐  Yellow  Brick  War  by  Danielle  Paige.  Release  date:  March  15th  (already  out).  The  third  book  in  the  Dorothy  Must  Die  series.    -­‐  Lady  Midnight  by  Cassandra  Clare.  Release  date:  March  8th  (Already  out).  You  should  read  her  other  series  the  Infernal  Devices,  The  Mortal  Instruments  and  The  Shadowhunter  Academy  before  you  read  said  book.      

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Costa  Concordia  (continued  from  page  3)  

 • By  22:48  the  ship  had  settled  on  the  rocky  sea  bed,  tilted  by  more  than  30  degrees.    • The  captain  finally  gave  the  order  to  abandon  ship  at  at  22:54.  • Most  passengers  escaped  in  lifeboats,  but  evacuation  efforts  were  hampered  by  the  angle  of  the  tilting  

ship.  The  coastguard  launched  boats  and  helicopters  to  carry  stranded  passengers  to  safety.  • At  23:19  Captain  Schettino  abandoned  the  bridge,  leaving  the  second  master  to  co-­‐ordinate  the  

evacuation.  • However  by  23:32  the  second  master  also  left  the  bridge.  Around  300  passengers  and  some  crew  were  still  

on  board.  • At  midnight  dozens  of  passengers  remained,  many  clinging  to  the  exposed  side  of  the  ship.  • In  a  conversation  recorded  at  00:42,  a  coastguard  commander  ordered  the  captain  to  get  back  on  board.  

He  did  not,  and  went  ashore.  The  rescue  continued  over  the  weekend,  with  the  ship's  safety  officer,  Marrico  Giampietroni,  being  discovered  and  evacuated  with  a  broken  leg  at  12:00  on  Sunday.  A  South  Korean  couple  were  also  rescued.  

• Capt  Schettino  was  arrested  and  later  went  on  trial,  charged  with  multiple  counts  of  manslaughter  and  abandoning  ship.  He  admitted  making  a  navigational  error,  and  told  investigators  he  had  "ordered  the  turn  too  late"  as  the  ship  sailed  close  to  the  island.  The  ship's  owners,  Costa  Cruises,  said  the  captain  had  made  an  "unapproved,  unauthorized"  deviation  in  course,  sailing  too  close  to  the  island  in  order  to  show  the  ship  to  locals.  

 Crash  investigation  

Automatic  tracking  systems  show  the  route  of  the  Costa  Concordia  until  it  ran  aground  on  13  January.  Data  from  14  August  2011  show  the  ship  followed  a  similar  course  close  to  the  shoreline,  according  to  Lloyd's  List  Intelligence.  On  6  January  2012,  it  passed  through  the  same  strait  but  sailed  much  further  from  the  island.  Divers  searched  the  ship  as  it  rested  on  the  seabed  in  about  20m  of  water.  The  operation  had  to  be  suspended  a  number  of  times  as  the  ship  shifted  position.  The  sea  floor  eventually  drops  to  about  100m.The  Dutch  salvage  firm  Smit  brought  a  barge  alongside  the  ship  and  divers  installed  external  tanks  to  collect  the  diesel.  More  than  2,200  tonnes  of  fuel  was  eventually  extracted,  but  the  engineers  were  unable  to  remove  all  of  it  from  some  of  the  most  inaccessible  tanks.    (Two  people  from  Minnesota  were  among  the  32  that  died  in  the  sinking  of  the  Costa  Concordia  –  Ed.)    SOURCE:  http://www.bbc.com/news/world-­‐europe-­‐16563562  

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What’s  For  Lunch  

Contributors  Madison  Curtis  Isabella  Freeman  Jackson  Grant  Charlie  Grimes  Theo  Grimes  

Marley  Hinschberger  Solveig  J  

Sierra  Krueger-­‐Wolfe  Ms.  Amber  Ms.  Di  

Mr.  Halvorsen  Ms.  Healy  Mr.  K.  

 

20  Weird  Animals  (Part  1)    COMPILED  BY:  Isabella  Freeland  

L-­‐R:  Red-­‐lipped  Batfish;  Goblin  Shark;  The  Panda  Ant;  Umbonia  Spinosa;  Lowland  Streaked  Tenrec;  Hummingbird  Hawk-­‐Moth;  Glaucus  Atlanticus;  Mantis  Shrimp;  Venezuelan  Poodle  Moth;  Pacu  Fish    Check  out  the  next  edition  for  Part  2!