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The diagram shows a pooter - Junior Cycle Science - Question f - 2007

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The diagram shows a pooter. It is used, when studying a habitat to collect small animals e.g. insects, for identification. Describe how to use a pooter.

Worked Solution & Example Answer:The diagram shows a pooter - Junior Cycle Science - Question f - 2007

Step 1

put tube B over the small animal

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To begin using the pooter, place tube B carefully over the small animal you wish to collect, ensuring that the entire animal is covered.

Step 2

suck tube A

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Next, you should suck on tube A gently. This creates a vacuum that will draw the small animal into tube B, where it will be caught by the gauze filter, preventing it from escaping.

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