Which choice explains how the scientist most likely made this observation?
Responses
The scientist traveled to Africa and used an app on her mobile phone to measure the volume of the noises the wild dogs made while interacting.
The scientist traveled to Africa and used an app on her mobile phone to measure the volume of the noises the wild dogs made while interacting.
The scientist used books to look up the answers to her questions about African wild dogs and their interactions.
The scientist used books to look up the answers to her questions about African wild dogs and their interactions.
The scientist traveled to Africa and used her sense of sight and her sense of hearing to observe the wild dogs interacting in their natural habitat.
The scientist traveled to Africa and used her sense of sight and her sense of hearing to observe the wild dogs interacting in their natural habitat.
The scientist watched hours of online videos in hopes of learning more about African wild dogs.
1 answer
The most likely explanation for how the scientist made her observation is:
The scientist traveled to Africa and used her sense of sight and her sense of hearing to observe the wild dogs interacting in their natural habitat.
This choice indicates that the scientist directly observed the wild dogs in their natural environment, which would be the most effective way to notice specific behaviors, such as sneezing as a form of communication.
