Science classes dissect cats
Seniors Riley Deutsch and Taylor Holland work to cut off the outside layer of tissue on their cat in Anatomy and Physiology. The class will work on dissecting cats for most of the second semester.
March 4, 2014
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In Anatomy and Physiology, all students in the class had to take part in a group dissection of a cat for the muscle unit of the class. The dissection unit will last for most of second semester.
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