Some Colorado kids have become citizen scientists as part of a nationwide effort to catalog lady bug species. Cornell University scientists are trying to understand why some species have vanished and others have appeared. Correspondent Tom Bearden reports on the lady bug hunt that might help students discover careers in science.
PBS NewsHour | Colorado Kids Act as Citizen Scientists in National Lady Bug Hunt | PBS
posted on July 12, 2011
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