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Gregory A. Moore teaches science at a public middle school in Columbus, Ohio. He leads seventh-grade life science classes and advises the building’s student ecology club. Each spring, Moore oversees a classroom project raising tadpoles to study amphibian metamorphosis, introducing young students to freshwater ecology and developmental biology through close observation.

Can Frogs Get Drunk? The Effects of Alcohol on Amphibians Reptiles
Do Tiger Salamanders Hibernate or Brumate?Reptiles
Can Turtles Breathe Upside Down?Reptiles
Does Chlorine Kill Tadpoles? The Lethal Truth Environment
Do Sea Turtles Have Claws? And What Are They For?Reptiles
Do Tadpoles Have Lungs? How They Breathe Aquatic
How to Catch a Salamander Safely and Ethically Reptiles
What Kills Tree Frogs? From Disease to Habitat Loss Reptiles
What Does a Spotted Salamander Eat?Reptiles
Can Frogs Feel Love? The Science of Amphibian Emotion Reptiles
Are Axolotls Harmful to Humans or the Environment?Aquatic
Do Turtles Have Skin? Explaining Their Shell and Scutes Reptiles
Do Turtles Sleep? The Science of How and Where Reptiles
Do Frogs Have Blood? A Look at Their Circulatory System Reptiles
What Is the Function of the Spleen in a Frog?Zoology
How to Tell If a Frog Is Male or Female When Dissecting Reptiles
Do Axolotls Have Scales? The Truth About Their Skin Reptiles
Do Salamanders Have Amniotic Eggs?Reptiles
Why Do Frog Legs Move With Salt?Biology
Can Turtles Sleep Underwater? The Science Explained Reptiles
What Do Tadpoles Eat? Their Diet in Nature and Captivity Reptiles
What Do Tadpoles Look Like Through Metamorphosis?Reptiles
What Is the Function of the Glottis in a Frog?Zoology
Nothosaurs: Appearance, Diet, and Triassic Habitat Reptiles
What Do Poison Dart Frogs Need to Survive?Reptiles
Does Salt Kill Frogs? The Biological Reasons Why Reptiles
Do Sea Turtles Have Legs or Specialized Flippers?Aquatic
How Long Do Newts Live in the Wild vs. Captivity?Reptiles
How Frog Muscles Power Leaping, Swimming, and Croaking Reptiles
How High Can a Frog Jump? The Biology of Their Leap Reptiles