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To measure the length of its tongue, Muchhala encouraged the bat to drink sugar water through a drinking straw. 3 plastic drinking straws cut into pieces with the following lengths: 15 cm (6 in. They roll each sheet around a tube the diameter of a narrow drinking straw. |
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