Bear Cub Killed on I-75 to Become a School Project
Bear Cub Killed on I-75 to Become a School Project
Students will bury the carcass, then reconstruct the skeleton.
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After a bear cub was struck and killed by a car on I-75 in north Georgia, teachers decided to use the incident for science: Students at the private Paidea School will bury the bear’s carcass, then dig it up in a few years to reconstruct the skeleton.
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