For the first time anywhere in the world, students are dissecting a frog without an actual frog. TAMPA, Fla. -- For middle and high school students, they either love it or dread it when it comes to ...

(NEW YORK) — The smell of formaldehyde in classrooms may soon be a thing of the past as high schools begin to introduce synthetic animals for biology students to dissect, instead of the real thing.

When homeschooling, parents have to be resourceful to teach the notorious section of biology that calls for dissection. Dissecting a frog or another animal is a pivotal high school lab memory for many ...