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Kangaroo Lab Report

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It was just a regular day at the science lab in Australia. I was working on a pill that will stop bad gas, Caiden (another scientist) was trying to figure out why animals have so much hair, and Caleb was taking a nap.

Caiden was examining the hair of a kangaroo and a giraffe. I just finished creating my mixture to make the pill and that 's when it happened; Caleb farted so loud it made the lab shake. My mixture was shaking back and forth, and “CRASH” my mixture fell on the two animals and a huge dark purple haze of smoke started to fill the lab.

When the smoke started to fade a It was just a regular day at the science lab in Australia. I was working on a pill that will stop bad gas, Caiden (another scientist) was trying to figure out why animals have so much hair, and Caleb was taking …show more content…

It was hopping around the lab and kangaroo kicking Caleb into the next room. It was kicking all the science equipment and experiments and destroying everything. When we got the kangaroo calmed down, we called animal control and they came and got the Giraffaroo.

The Giraffaroo now lives in Australia in the savannas with all of the kangaroos and it fits right in. He eats grass just like all the others and travels in a mob with all the others. Although he still likes to make his way back to the lab and kangaroo kick Caleb. animal as tall as a skyscraper that looked like a kangaroo and a giraffe started to hop out. When Caiden saw the creature he screamed and fainted. The creature had a kangaroo 's body and a giraffe 's neck and it had kangaroo feet and a kangaroo tail. When Caleb saw the creature he ran away and hid

The Giraffaroo was a very vicious and mean animal. It was hopping around the lab and kangaroo kicking Caleb into the next room. It was kicking all the science equipment and experiments and destroying everything. When we got the kangaroo calmed down, we called animal control and they came and got the

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