Bio Stuff ~part 2~
Okay, just on a note, I made a mistake in spelling disecting...it's with two "s", so that's dissecting ^^
Now to continue on with the story...
And so, after pitting the frog, we pinned it on a dissecting pan, and started to slice through its body. Like I said before, there was this muscle-like covering after the skin. And after cutting the muscle-like thingies apart, the blood flowed out like crazy--seems like our frog is little bigger than the other group's frog, so ours had more blood...is that a correct deduction? Or maybe the amount of blood is the same ^^;;
Anyway, the next day, we started to take out the intenal organs of the frog. But I was starting to get totally dizzy at that time. Probably because of the smell--the frog was dead, so it started to decay (?) or something like that. Anyhow, we finally were able to remove all the organs. Unfortunately, we weren't able to distinguish it much because that blood that was still sticking to the organs turned to black. So making the organs black too...
And my goodness, the smell is sooo....augh! I don't know how to describe it, but definitely it's not good! If I am sensitive about smells, I mean, more sensitive than how sensitive I am now, I'd probably start puking or doing that I'm-about-to-puke action. Haha, arte noh? But really!
There are times that I could smell that kind of smell at home -__- And I kind of associate it the hospital's smell...weird O_o
Well, I'm really glad it's finally over~ We just have to put the skeletons of the frog together and paste them on an illustration board. That's not much of a problem since the bones don't smell THAT bad...
Now to continue on with the story...
And so, after pitting the frog, we pinned it on a dissecting pan, and started to slice through its body. Like I said before, there was this muscle-like covering after the skin. And after cutting the muscle-like thingies apart, the blood flowed out like crazy--seems like our frog is little bigger than the other group's frog, so ours had more blood...is that a correct deduction? Or maybe the amount of blood is the same ^^;;
Anyway, the next day, we started to take out the intenal organs of the frog. But I was starting to get totally dizzy at that time. Probably because of the smell--the frog was dead, so it started to decay (?) or something like that. Anyhow, we finally were able to remove all the organs. Unfortunately, we weren't able to distinguish it much because that blood that was still sticking to the organs turned to black. So making the organs black too...
And my goodness, the smell is sooo....augh! I don't know how to describe it, but definitely it's not good! If I am sensitive about smells, I mean, more sensitive than how sensitive I am now, I'd probably start puking or doing that I'm-about-to-puke action. Haha, arte noh? But really!
There are times that I could smell that kind of smell at home -__- And I kind of associate it the hospital's smell...weird O_o
Well, I'm really glad it's finally over~ We just have to put the skeletons of the frog together and paste them on an illustration board. That's not much of a problem since the bones don't smell THAT bad...