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\nGuinea Pigs Online:piggie Sounds\n

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\nHave you ever wondered what those piggie sounds mean. Now you can listen to examples and be amazed at what your guinea pigs may have been telling you over the years!\n
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\nAlex: What in the World Is Wrong With Sammy?\n

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\nThis instructional activity provides young scholars with the technology-based project researching Guinea Pigs. The trade book, Sammy, the Classroom Guinea Pig, will be used to make predictions.The students will use the facts from their...\n
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\nNpr: A Guinea Pig the Size of a Horse\n

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\nThis site is provided for by National Public Radio. A seven foot tall rodent that weighs nearly one ton seems like something out of the movies, but researchers have found a skeleton of a rodent the size of a horse. Read about this...\n
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\nSmithsonian National Zoo: Rock Cavy\n

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\nAs part of the Amazonia exhibit at the National Zoo, this site highlights various facts and interesting information on the Rock Cavy, which is closely related to the domestic guinea pig. In addition to several pictures, the site provides...\n
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\nWeb Gallery of Art: Fruit With Birds and Guinea Pig\n

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\nAn image of \"Fruit with Birds and Guinea-pig\", created by Jakab Bogdanyz (Oil on canvas).\n
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\nWhy Don't We Have a Tail ?\n

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\nThe Peter Gurney Guinea Pig Health Guide offers an easy to read page on guinea pig diet and nutrition information.\n
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\nDr. Chase Young, Ph D: Reader's Theater Script: Gullible's Troubles [Pdf]\n

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\nA reader's theater script for Margaret Shannon's book, Gullible's Troubles, is provided on these pages. Ten character roles are needed in this activity.\n
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\nAd lit.org: A Video Interview With Susan Campbell Bartoletti\n

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\nSusan Campbell Bartoletti was born in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and grew up surrounded by lots of pets - ducks, guinea pigs, parakeets, hamsters, even a goat. As a girl, Bartoletti enjoyed horseback riding, piano lessons and exploring...\n
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\nGuinea Pig Blood Crystals, 1871\n

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\nThe technique of photographing objects observed under a microscope is discussed in this succinct site. Various pictures taken under a microscope are displayed on this site as well.\n
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\nCa Academy of Sciences: Anaconda Feeding\n

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\nAcademy biologists feed the Academy's green anaconda (Eunectes murinus) a euthanized guinea pig. The guinea pig was not served alive, because it could possibly damage the museum's specimen. Additionally, it would experience unneccessary...\n
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\nNaturephoto: Rodent\n

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\nReal life photos of rodents in their natural environments.\n
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