Program studies insects as part of program.
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MALTA Students in the Advanced Criminalistics class at Kishwaukee College this spring were “bugged out” for several weeks they analyzed insect life cycles.
The students placed raw chicken meat at various locations around campus – near the pond, in the tree line, and near the open fields that border campus. Students visited the meat, which was protected from predators by enclosing it with only small opening for insects, and collected the insects that were feasting on the chicken.
The students research was supervised by instructor Dave Dammon. Pictured are Criminal Justice students checking the pond site and collecting the insects found on the chicken meat, left to right, Taylor Marker, Serena; Don Mullis, DeKalb; and Courtney Bolin, Kirkland. (Photo submitted)
