This document appears to be a photo scavenger hunt completed by Michael Moser consisting of 42 photos with captions describing what each photo represents from a science perspective. The photos cover a wide range of science topics including examples of carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, primary and secondary consumers, plant and animal cells, ecosystems, and various biological systems and cycles. Each photo has a brief caption explaining how it relates to the given science topic.

1. Photo Scavenger Hunt
By Michael Moser
4th

2. #1 Carbohydrate
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my house.
3/14/15
This is an example of a
carbohydrate because
the digestive system
converts
carbohydrates into
glucose which is blood
sugar.

3. #2 Lipid
Taken by Michael.
Taken in United
Supermarket.
3/17/15
This is a lipid
because the white
in the meat is fat,
and fat is made of
lipids.

4. #3 Protein
Taken by Michael.
Taken in United
Supermarket.
3/17/15
The picture is an
example of a
protein because
meats are some of
the highest protein
filled foods full of
amino acids.

5. #4 Secondary
Succession
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my house.
3/14/15
This is secondary
succession because
soil is already present
and plant life was
destroyed and now is
growing back.

6. #5 Primary
Consumer
Taken by Michael.
Taken at our farm.
3/15/15
This cow is a
primary consumer
because the only
things they eat are
different grasses
and wheat.

7. #6 Secondary
Consumer
Taken by Michael.
Taken in Pet Smart.
3/17/15
This lizard is a
secondary consumer
because it eats
grasshoppers which
feed on grasses
making it a secondary
consumer.

8. #7 Dicot Plant
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my
house.3/14/15
This dicot has two
seed leaves inside
their seed coat and
contain endosperm
to feed embryo.

9. #8 Monocot
Plant
Taken by Michael.
Taken at our farm.
3/15/15
The monocots only
have one seed leaf
and it is usually
very thin.

10. #9 Plant Like
Protist
Taken by Michael.
Taken at our farm.
3/15/15
Algae is a plant like
protist because of
its ability to do
photosynthesis.

11. #10 Animal Like
Protist
Taken by
Michael. Taken
at the Lake.
4/3/15.
The lake water is
full of
microscopic
animal like
protists that
move around.

12. #11 Fungus
Taken by Michael.
Taken in United
Supermarket.
3/17/15
These mushrooms
are examples of
fungi because they
release spores and
have chitin.

13. #12 Mammal
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my
house.3/14/15.
My dog is a
mammal because it
has fur and a spine
which makes It a
vertebrate.

14. #13 Organism’s
Home
Taken by Michael.
Taken at our farm.
3/15/15
This is an ant hill
where a colony of
ants live.

15. #14 Reproductive
Structure Of A Plant
Taken by Michael.
Taken in United
Supermarket.
3/17/15
This plants anther
and filament is
visible and are part
of the reproductive
structure of the
plant.

16. #15
Gymnosperm
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my house.
3/14/15
These pecans are
gymnosperms
because they are
the seeds of the
pecan tree.

17. #16 Angiosperm
Taken by Michael.
Taken in United
Supermarket.
3/17/15
The angiosperm is
the flowering plant
that produces the
seeds.

18. #17 Bryophyte
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my house.
3/14/15.
Bryophyte is a moss,
liverwort, or
hornworts. In the
picture there is a
patch of moss.

19. #18 Fern
Taken by my mom.
Taken in United
Supermarket.
3/17/15
This is an example
of a fern because
of the way the
petals are on both
sides of the stem
and the petal style.

20. #19 Seed Dispersal
By Wind Or Water
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my
grandparents house.
3/21/15.
The dandelions have
little white seeds that
are blown around by
the wind to make
more dandelions.

21. #20 Seed Dispersal
By Animals
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my house.
3/14/15
The bird poop is an
example of dispersing
seed by animal
because the bird ate
the seed moved and
pooped it out in a
different area.

22. #21 Pioneer
Species
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my
house.3/14/15.
The clover is a
pioneer species
because it was the
first thing that
started to grow the
soil.

23. #22 Epidermis
Taken by
Michael. Taken
at my house.
3/14/15
This is an
example of the
epidermis
because it is the
top layer of the
skin.

24. #23 Food Chain
Taken by Michael.
Taken in Pet Smart,
my house, and at
the bird sanctuary.
3/17/15
The food chain
shows the flow of
energy through
organisms only ten
percent is pass on
to each level.

25. #24 Food Web
Taken by Michael.
Taken in Pet Smart,
my house, at
Hunans, the farm,
and at the bird
sanctuary. 3/17/15,
3/15/15,and3/31/15
.
The food web is like
a food chain but
more complex and
diverse.

26. #25 Two Different
Stages Of Life Of The
Same Organism
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my house.
3/14/15
The pecan is the
seed stage of life
while the pecan
trees is the main
stage of life and
growth.

27. #26 Genetic Variation
Within A Population
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my
house.3/21/15.
The genetic
variation is
obviously the
change of color
pattern that the
same breed of dog
have.

28. # 27 Example Of A
Plant Adaptation
Taken by
Michael. Taken
at my house.
3/14/15
The long waxy
needle like
leaves the tree
has helps
prevent water
loss.

29. #28 Example Of An
Animal Adaptation
Taken by
Michael. Taken
at our farm.
3/15/15
The tail on a cow
is a great
adaptation to
keep insects off
their back to
reduce irritation.

30. #29 Asexual
Reproduction
Taken by my mom.
Taken at my house.
3/30/15.
The healing wound is
an example of asexual
reproduction because
the skin cells are going
through mitosis the
heal the wound.

31. #30 Mutualism
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my
house.4/4/15.
When my dogs and
I look at each other
dopamine is
released which
make the dogs and
me happier.

32. #31
Commensalism
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my house.
3/14/15
The milk is an example
of commensalism
because a cow is not
affected by the milking
process and we get
milk to drink which is
high in calcium.

33. #32 Parasite And
Host
Taken by
Michael. Taken
at our farm.
3/15/15
The missile toe is
a parasite to the
tree by taking all
of its nutrients.

34. #33 A Population
Taken by
Michael. Taken
at my house.
3/14/15
This is a
population of
weeds because
it is multiple of
one species in a
single area.

35. #34 A
Community
Taken by my mom.
Just outside
Wichita Falls city
limits.4/3/15.
Wichita Falls is a
community
because there is a
lot of different
populations of
animals.

36. #35 A Portion Of The
Nitrogen Cycle
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my house.
3/14/15
This is an example of
the nitrogen cycle
because the roots of
plants taken in
nitrogen from the
atmosphere through
nitrogen fixation to
use in chemical
processes.

37. #36 A Portion Of The
Carbon Cycle
Taken by Michael.
Taken in United
Supermarket.
3/17/15
The plant is a
portion of the
carbon cycle
because the plant
takes in carbon
dioxide and
releases oxygen.

38. #37 A Plant
Tropism
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my house.
3/14/15
The plant is leaning
towards the sun
which is an
example of
phototrophic
tropism.

39. #38 Immune
System
Taken by my mom.
Taken at my house.
3/14/15
The tonsils are the
first line of defense
in your immune
system for bacteria
inhaled or taken in
form the mouth.

40. #39 Negative
Feedback
(Homeostasis)
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my house.
3/14/15
My shirt after a
workout is covered in
sweat because during
the workout my bad
temperature was
rising so my body
started to sweat to
maintain homeostasis.

41. #40 Skeletal And
muscular system
Interaction
Taken by Michael.
Taken at my house.
3/14/15
My muscular and
skeletal system
work together to
lift weights by
bending and
contracting with
each other.

42. #41 Abiotic
Environmental
Factor
Taken by
Michael. Taken
at my house.
3/19/15
The rain is an
abiotic factor
because the rain
is nonliving but
affects the
environment.

43. #42 Biotic
environmental
Factor
Taken by Michael.
Taken at our farm.
3/15/15
The cacti are
biotic factors
because they are
living and are
using the
environments
resources.