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"In 1972 Canadian scientists R.W. Sheldon and S.R. Kerr set out to reason out the number of monsters that occupy Loch Ness. Because the creatures are reportedly large and rarely seen, it follows that their numbers must be small. ("It has been suggested from time to time that as the monsters are never caught it must therefore follow that they do not exist. This is both irresponsible and illogical.")" Neat entry point for a math lesson.

I love that blog. Leads me to wonder how big a lake Godzilla would need.

Had this in my email drafts since June to share with Mike R so I figured I'd share it with everyone. Looks like it could have some good possibilities

Student Sample - https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1irmtPploYBF8MBC1X9T1Pnis1JrMKN1h8gQdcHbSgB8/edit#slide=id.p