The hypothesis is that the mice will not be able to tell the difference between food with and without Lithium Chloride.

You will put four mice in each of two cages, weigh out equal amounts of food for both groups, and add lithium chloride to the food for one cage. At the end of the day, weigh how much food is left to see how much was eaten.

You will need two cages, four mice, food, and lithium chloride.

The results show that the mice remember the bad tasting food with lithium chloride, as they ate less of it on the third day compared to the first. This suggests that mice have a memory for bad tastes.

This science project is interesting because it shows that mice have a memory for bad tastes, which is something that was not known before.

Variations to consider include testing different amounts of lithium chloride, or testing different types of food.

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