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After School Students Construct Animal Territories
These students in the CAT (Construct Animal Territories) after school program went to the Central Park Zoo to research animals in captivity, and were able to share their ideas and structures with zoo educators. Their engineering study of enclosures focuses on observing how keepers provide various types of enrichment for animals in their care.
Story and photos provided by MS Engineering Teacher Katie Yang
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Story and photos provided by MS Engineering Teacher Katie Yang
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