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There are different groups of animals. One way to classify or group animals is by taking a look at their physical characteristics. Animals can be vertebrates (have a backbone) or invertebrates (have no backbone)
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The S.C. Commissioner's School for Agriculture | Making It Grow All About Bats, Part 6 | Making It Grow

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All About Bats, Part 6 | Making It Grow
In this final segment, Susan Loeb, a research ecologist stationed at the University of Clemson, joins host Amanda McNulty to discuss more in depth about the connection between bats and the Coronavirus...
All About Bats, Part 6 | Making It Grow All About Bats, Part 5 | Making It Grow

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All About Bats, Part 5 | Making It Grow
Host Amanda McNulty of the Clemson Extension continues her discussion with Jennifer Kindel, a wildlife biologist at the Department of Natural Resources, about bats. In this clip, Jennifer describes...
The Student Organic Farm at Clemson University | Making It Grow All About Bats, Part 4 | Making It Grow

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All About Bats, Part 4 | Making It Grow
In this segment, Amanda McNulty of the Clemson Extension continues her discussion with Jennifer Kindel, a wildlife biologist at the Department of Natural Resources, about bats. Jennifer talks about...
All About Bats, Part 6 | Making It Grow All About Bats, Part 3 | Making It Grow

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All About Bats, Part 3 | Making It Grow
Host Amanda McNulty of the Clemson Extension continues her discussion with Jennifer Kindel, a wildlife biologist at the Department of Natural Resources, about bats. Bats face a number of diseases and...
All About Bats, Part 6 | Making It Grow All About Bats, Part 2 | Making It Grow

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All About Bats, Part 2 | Making It Grow
In this segment, Amanda McNulty of the Clemson Extension continues her discussion with Jennifer Kindel, a wildlife biologist at the Department of Natural Resources, about bats. Bats are the only...
The Student Organic Farm at Clemson University | Making It Grow All About Bats, Part 1 | Making It Grow

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All About Bats, Part 1 | Making It Grow
Amanda McNulty of the Clemson Extension hosts this edition of Making It Grow. This episode is all about the bat- an often-misunderstood animal. Jennifer Kindel, a wildlife biologist at the Department...
Terrapin | The Salt Marsh

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Terrapin | The Salt Marsh
The upper surface of the terrapin's shell, called the carapace, is formed of 13 plates, or scutes. Each scute is roughly circular and grooved with rings. Since one ring is formed each year, the age of...
Tricolored Heron | The Salt Marsh

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Tricolored Heron | The Salt Marsh
The tricolored heron is bluish on the back and wing, white on its belly and throat, and reddish-brown on the back of its neck and head. This medium-sized heron is the most common heron of the salt...