Fountain Valley is home to a diverse system of organisms that all interact in a highly complex set of interactions.This has prompted me to develop the first trophic pyramid for these interactions in the Fountain Valley area, which shows the interactions of organisms and transfer of energy through an ecosystem.
Each time your cells divide, you age. You may not know it, but thousands of your cells are constantly dying off every minute, causing you to get older and older. This process of aging however, can possibly be reversed with a highly controversial method of elongating telomeres. This process has the potential to being the foundations to an “eternal life” and could change science forever.
Can the earth really be flat? Find out all of the ideas that compile the flat earth theory in this installment of Koalaty Science.
GMOs have recently seen a lot of hate because they are “unnatural,” but they may have uses to help feed the world and help us meet production quotas.
With free time on his hands and having all the “koalafications”, Benjamin Minch writes a book on his favorite creatures.
Bicameralism. One of the most interesting ideas of this day and age. It is the idea that before 3,000 years ago, all humans were unconscious and controlled by only hallucinations in their heads that they believed to be the “voices of deities”. How did this idea come about and is it even valid? Find out in this installment of Koalaty Science.
Binders have been a common way of transporting papers and books in schools for decades. Recently however, more people are switching to carrying everything in their backpacks. Why is this shift occurring and what are the benefits of one type over another?
Dogs. The animals that spend the most time studying humans and our behavior. So why then, don’t we spend the most time studying dogs? Dogs know more about us than even our best friends do.
Seagulls, long time members of Fountain Valley High School, have nearly disappeared from campus. Where are all of these Seagulls going and what is causing this drastic decline in the birds that have made FVHS their home?
When the majority of humans view the animal kingdom, they see inferior beings that are less smart than themselves. This sort of thinking makes humans feel unique and special, but it is also a complete lie that humanity has been telling itself for centuries.