Adv Science

Image: Summary: Something I learned a lot on this year compared to others was the charity statistics. Charity statistics is not only how much your charity gets in revenue, but how much the spend on awareness, the program, or the employees. For example on average our charity gives 94 cents of every dollar it makes towards the program. The 6 cents go to overhead which include administrative costs. In addition to that I now know that charities can go over their revenue that year if the have money from previous years to fall back on or use. In 2014 our charity had collected  $3,716,755. The spent $3,732,410 on the program and $231,443 on other expenses. They did go over, but if you take a look at the year before that, 2013 you can see the collected $5,648,895. That year they spent  $3,679,701 on the program and  $210,408 on other expenses. During our annual charity fair I really got to understand how charities use their money. Backward-Looking: How much did you know about the

Image Strange Animals Summary      Immortality. Something most people want, but only one creature can biologically live forever.  The immortal jellyfish or turritopsis dohrnii is the only living creature known to man that can hit the back button and change its age. The jellyfish starts off as any other, as a polyp or baby. It slowly grows and matures until it is a jelly fish that is swimming free. When needed the immortal jellyfish uses its "superpower" to defy the laws of time. It can shrink back to being a baby polyp. It does this through transdifferentiation in which its cells can be many different types of cells. For instance, a skin cell can become a blood cell. Even though this animal is immortal it can die from predators and diseases. Sharks and a few types of fish can cause the death of the immortal jellyfish through consumption. These jellyfish are typically found in warmer ocean waters; they can be found from the Caribbean Sea and the Mediterranean. These je