Blog 5 Fables

The first fable is called The Wolf in Sheep's clothes. The moral of the story is that looks can trick people. The wolf tricked the sheep by walking the lamb away from the sheep and eating them. The other fable that is called The Four Oxen and the Lion. The moral of this fable is that there is power in numbers, when the Oxen were together the lion could not eat them. But when they weren't together the lion could eat them because they were less powerful. The fourth fable is the Crow and the Pitcher. The moral is that even if you think something is impossible it's never impossible. The last fable is The Fox and the Goat. Th moral is don't trust anybody.

Wooden Bowls

I think this story was interesting on how the grandfather was so clumsy and the husband and wife did not like it at all. I also liked how the 4 year old boy made a wooden bowl for the grandfather to eat in so he would not eat alone. The way i think this relates to cares is reasponsibility because the four year old boy was responsible enough to notice that the grandfather needed something else to eat in.

genetics

What I learned from reading these articles is that how close chimps genes are to us humans they are only off by a couple genes. I also learned that everyone has there own unique set of genes and that know one is the same at all. Twins are almost identical but they are still not the same. Another thing is that scientist can clone DNA but aren't quite advanced to do it properly.