This was a tough one, but it was time to add critters to Hoggatt Cave. After learning about the animals in a cave (troglofauna), students cut, folded, molded, and glued all the parts to our rare "blind cave trout". This fish, in reality, is much smaller and sightless. The models assembled in Room 404 are quite detailed and tedious (and oddly they don't all look like a fish). Regardless, Hoggatteers seemed to have an interesting time piecing them together, and it was especially pleasing to see people helping others to solve problems. | |
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