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June 4, 2010.
So first of all, I'm SUPER sorry if these pictures offend anyone.
We were doing this dissection for bio, and I had my camera there to take pictures of the people doing it for yearbook, and took some shots of organs for my teacher.
But yeah, this is a fetal pig, so she was never born.
We examined her organs, and respiratory, digestive, excretory and circulatory systems.
I didn't cut anything.
As part of physiology classes, we dissect and study various kinds of animal cadavers, both domestic and wild. We did an unexpected autopsy on a pig that died, to find out why.
I'm not too experienced with cutting up fish. Mario told me just to make a cut and then rip it open. That worked pretty well.
Photo from a laboratory session on fish physiology and anatomy.
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Ici, les revêtements cutané et musculaire ont été enlevés pour permettre l'observation des organes internes.
My ma works in the elementary science center, which periodically orders really cool stuff. This is a sheep's eyeball.