oh god, I would die if I had to handle that.We got a sheep's head from the butchers but unsure how to handle it? What is the best way to open it up? And can I scoop the eyes out with a spoon? It was an impulse buy!
bury it.....return to it in a few years time...or never......We got a sheep's head from the butchers but unsure how to handle it? What is the best way to open it up? And can I scoop the eyes out with a spoon? It was an impulse buy!
same here!The replies to this thread have had me crying with laughter. I know I shouldn't as an animal lover but.....![]()
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To be fair (??!!) she had suggested getting a pigs head then had that "OOH" moment of, " we could get enough for the whole year group" which was when we said that it would be a skip full of heads, 120, & asked if she had seen the size of a pigs head.A skip... full of pigs' heads...
This just gets better and better![]()
To be fair (??!!) she had suggested getting a pigs head then had that "OOH" moment of, " we could get enough for the whole year group" which was when we said that it would be a skip full of heads, 120, & asked if she had seen the size of a pigs head.
Luckily we all had laugh about it, but maybe secretly she though we should do it![]()
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I'd quite like to have seen a butchers face if we had gone to ask for 120 heads.
"Bizarre" never stopped some of the teachers I've dealt with... (idea of class dissection of whole mice IN YEAR 7 was interesting...)Am I the only one who thinks it bizarre to randomly by a sheep's head to see what you could do with it. Its tedious enough preparing safe dissection for kids and the clean up afterwards.
We had one of those teachers they put it in the yr7 SOW which he then never actually taught, no one else wanted to do it, ever."Bizarre" never stopped some of the teachers I've dealt with... (idea of class dissection of whole mice IN YEAR 7 was interesting...)
"Bizarre" never stopped some of the teachers I've dealt with... (idea of class dissection of whole mice IN YEAR 7 was interesting...)
Really? You buy the mice alive. I've only once prepared a rat dissection for Year 12 biology (was to a very responsible teacher) the rats we ordered were preserved. I've only heard of stories from older technician colleagues handling such livestock. How grim.We have a teacher that does that every year. Goes to pets at home ( or sends us) to buy the extra large mice, it's revolting
Really? You buy the mice alive. I've only once prepared a rat dissection for Year 12 biology (was to a very responsible teacher) the rats we ordered were preserved. I've only heard of stories from older technician colleagues handling such livestock. How grim.
oh thank god I was panicking there too haha.NO! The are the frozen extra large mice usually for reptile food
I can't even kill an earthworm, never mind a mouse![]()
I read it as "buying living mice" as well and hoped they are humanely send to the next world before dissection....NO! The are the frozen extra large mice usually for reptile food
I can't even kill an earthworm, never mind a mouse![]()
So happy they aren't live. I can't even kill the ones caught in our humane traps in the feed room. They are so cute with their little twitchy whiskers and tiny handpaws. I take them miles away and release them.We have a teacher that does that every year. Goes to pets at home ( or sends us) to buy the extra large mice, it's revolting
So happy they aren't live. I can't even kill the ones caught in our humane traps in the feed room. They are so cute with their little twitchy whiskers and tiny handpaws. I take them miles away and release them.![]()
Shame you can't put down neighbour poison. Evil personMy neighbour put down poison that killed all the field mice and bank voles that were living in our garden. I have no idea why - he only has a lawn and they weren't doing any harm...(it was my home grown veggies they were eating but we were sharing...!) It was so sad to find their little dead bodies everywhere...