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11/2/2018

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Ms. Grant

11/2/2018 09:01:07 am

Is this video supported by evidence? How do you know?

Grace period 2

11/2/2018 09:11:18 am

Yes, visual evidence.

Carson Period 2

11/2/2018 09:14:18 am

There was evidence but they couldn’t show us it I. The wild

Katie P2

11/2/2018 09:12:48 am

The video is supported by evidence because they talk about scientist and shows labs

Hailee period 2

11/2/2018 09:13:18 am

This video looks like it was filmed in a controlled environment, which makes it seem like they tested this a lot.

julieta period 2

11/2/2018 09:13:51 am

Yes, this video is supported by evidence because there is research and videos about this.

Dean Watson Period 2

11/2/2018 09:14:00 am

This is supported by evidence because it shows clips of this fight happening as they explain what is going on

Eva pd2

11/2/2018 09:14:17 am

Yes, the text cites a lab study and there is visual evidence represented in the video.

Wesley Hertzog p2

11/2/2018 09:15:23 am

Yes, this website was supported by evidence because they talked about the labs and the containers looked like humans put them in there so it wasn’t a natural area

Preston Period 2

11/2/2018 09:27:20 am

Yes, the video gives visual evidence

Emma p2

11/2/2018 09:31:56 am

Yes, this video shows evidence visually in clips of the roaches fighting against jewel wasps (in a controlled experiment).

Marcus Ball p4

11/2/2018 11:53:43 am

Yes there is evidence because of the scientists had done research in their labs.

Oliver period 4

11/2/2018 11:53:58 am

Yes, there is visual evidence as well as studies

Hayden P.4

11/2/2018 11:54:43 am

Yes, the environment looks pretty controlled, and was more of an experiment that was followed correctly

Brandon C p4

11/2/2018 11:57:09 am

Yes, visual evidence they give us

Evelyn p4

11/2/2018 11:57:59 am

Yes. Research was done

James p4

11/2/2018 12:10:04 pm

Yes, because they mention science experiments.

clara p.4

11/2/2018 12:14:32 pm

yes it is supported by evidence because it shows it happening in the video.

Aidan Neufeld period 4

11/2/2018 12:16:39 pm

Yes it does show evidence

Steele p4

11/2/2018 12:28:09 pm

There was evidence because all the scientists had evidence on what looked like a controlled environment making them able to test multiple times

Jackson period 6

11/2/2018 02:09:04 pm

Yes it is becuase the experiment is compared to the real world

Tyler and Jack B. p.6

11/2/2018 02:09:20 pm

yes the research and visual evidence

Brandon Lankford

11/2/2018 02:09:41 pm

Yes, it shows research and visual evidence throughout the video.

Jaywhan

11/2/2018 02:09:47 pm

Per.6 There is visual evidence that the wasp takes down the cockroach, but not evidence on how it effects the thoughts of the cockroach’s brain.

Nolan Lee Period 6

11/2/2018 02:09:48 pm

It is backed up by evidence with data labs and scientist quotes, but sources are not cited so it is not reliable.

Yeonjun Ko, Period 6

11/2/2018 02:10:24 pm

This video is supported by evidence,because it shows the result of the lab in controlled condition, which is visual evidence

Emma Harmon 6

11/2/2018 02:11:25 pm

Yes, it is supported mostly visually with the wasp laying an egg in the cockroach

bret p.6

11/2/2018 02:12:40 pm

yes, the video shows how the roaches fight back, or totally give up.

Sebastian period 6

11/2/2018 02:14:00 pm

The video is supported by a lab and visual evidence.

Nicholas K, Brandon J, Period 6

11/2/2018 02:25:43 pm

Shows visual evidence of the cockroach getting attacked and fending off the attack

Kevin per 6

11/2/2018 02:26:27 pm

It shows visual and text evidence

Makenzie period 6

11/2/2018 02:27:46 pm

Yes it is visual evidence, it shows video's of the roaches fighting back

stephanie p6

11/2/2018 02:28:10 pm

yes, scientists have done research

Ryder p.6

11/2/2018 02:29:09 pm

This video shows visual evidence on how the roach fights the wasp back

Rachel period 6

11/2/2018 02:31:20 pm

Yes, there was live video evidence they used cameras to capture how the wasp catches its prey and how the roach fights back.

Maddie p 6

11/2/2018 02:32:17 pm

Yes this video shows visual evidence. They show labs

Ailsa Chen P.6

11/2/2018 02:33:25 pm

This video is supported by visuals of the wasp stinging and laying her eggs into the roach as well as the lab tests of the roach fighting back. I know this because everytime the video says something, there is a correlating visual that ties with what they are saying.

Layne period 6

11/2/2018 02:34:36 pm

This video is supported by the visual evidence that demonstrates how the insects react with each other.

Matthew H period 6

11/2/2018 02:37:07 pm

They had tested by observing cockroaches reaction to wasps.

Olivia

11/4/2018 10:27:35 am

Yes they mentioned that studies by researchers have tested their claims.

Justin Period 2

11/4/2018 09:17:44 pm

This video is supported by evidence because it gives data about the fights. They talk about the powerful back legs and the fight takes about 3 minutes.

Paula Valdez period 4

11/4/2018 09:43:45 pm

Yes, this video is supported by evidence because there was a lab that was presented, and in addition there was also visual evidence.

Evan Baker (Period 4)

11/4/2018 11:59:34 pm

Yes, they give evidence by showing how the roaches fight back and what they do to defend themselves against the wasps in the video.

Pranav Per 2

11/5/2018 05:52:08 pm

Yes because there is clear research that has been done, there is visual evidence, and there are easily identifiable control groups

Ms. Grant

11/2/2018 09:01:55 am

Who is this video aimed at, and does it do a good job of reaching it's audience? Why or why not?

Aditya p.2

11/2/2018 09:11:06 am

This video is aimed at entomologists and bug entusiasts and it does a good job of reaching the audience.

leo miller

11/3/2018 05:25:13 pm

it was directed towards people who are interested in bugs. I think it did a pretty good job because the title was eye-catching and stuff

Ms. Grant

11/2/2018 09:02:28 am

Is this video interesting and relevant to you? Why or why not?

taylor p2

11/2/2018 09:09:56 am

this is very interesting, as it’s crazy how a wasp is actually this smart

Anthony per 2

11/2/2018 09:10:43 am

This is not relevant because I don’t necessarily care about cockroaches fighting jewel wasps

Kylie period 2

11/2/2018 09:11:09 am

This is not relevant to me because I have no interests in cockroaches or jewel wasp

chris J per2

11/2/2018 09:13:20 am

This video was interesting but not relevant to me at all because I’m not a wasp that needs to capture cockroaches. It’s like watching a documentary on how your food is made. Sure, it’s interesting but I didn’t want to see any of that

Rahma, Ellen, Tracy

11/2/2018 09:14:29 am

It is interesting because the jewel wasp is very smart because it is able to take control the cockroach. Although it is not relevant to us.

Daniel period 2

11/2/2018 09:14:59 am

The video is not interesting, and not relevant, because I already knew about this relationship, and we don’t have a roach problem.

Ethan Chewning

11/2/2018 11:55:44 am

It's interesting, but really gross, and that's why it's interesting

Audrey p.4

11/2/2018 12:18:18 pm

This is not relevant to me because I am not interested in cockroaches and jewel wasps.

Dylan P6

11/2/2018 02:13:07 pm

It is interesting to me because it makes me think about how cruel Mother Nature can be

Emmalee Narkmon 6

11/2/2018 02:30:10 pm

I think it's pretty interesting. I thought it was cool how the roach's defense is a back kick.

Elizabeth; period 6

11/2/2018 02:14:12 pm

How did the roaches develop an instinct/ability like this?

Hannah Addison p6

11/2/2018 02:14:47 pm

Exactly how strong is that kick?

Audrey H. Per 6

11/2/2018 02:31:40 pm

Does the roach have to be at a certain stage in its life for the wasp to use it as food for its spawn ?

Pranav Rangaswami period 4

11/4/2018 10:44:48 am

This video is not relevant to me because I dont find cockroaches or jewel wasps very fascinating.

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