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Pig Dissection Report

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Dissection Report Nasir Suliman Lucas, Veena, Chesney 2nd Hour 10/25/16 Introduction Although dissections are very disturbing to think about, they are actually important for education. This pig dissection that we just recently finished was not for nothing. The purpose for dissecting these pigs is to learn about and observe body parts of other animals than us. Materials: • Scissors • Gloves • Paper towels • Goggles • Mask • Scalpel • String • Tray • Plastic bag • Tweezers Henry Ford once said "Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success." It is amazing how this quote applies to many things and is true in our lives. Pigs are mammals

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