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Artificial Light and Animal Sleep

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Artificial Light and Animal Sleep | Science Fair Projects | STEM Projects
Do you ever wonder how artificial light affects an animal's sleeping habits? In this project, you'll find out by testing the activity of two hamsters over a period of two nights.

Hypothesis

The hypothesis is that artificial light can alter an animal's sleep habit.

Method & Materials

You will measure the activity of two hamsters over two nights, using artificial light.
You will need a video camera, food, water, and two hamsters.

Results

The results of this experiment showed that artificial light can indeed alter an animal's sleep habit. The activity of the hamsters was rated on a scale from one to five, and the artificial light did confuse them.

Why do this project?

This science project is interesting because it shows how artificial light can affect an animal's sleeping habits, which can be applied to other animals as well.

Also Consider

Variations to consider include testing different animals, or testing the effects of different types of artificial light.

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