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What did we learn from this whole thing, anyway?
pet survey main Some of the things we learned were surprising. For example:
- It's not always true that the more pets you have, the longer it takes to care for them.
- Kids who have more pets are a little bit older, on average, than kids who only have a few pets (but not much older).
- Kids who have many pets tend to have animals, like fish, that probably take less time to care for than kids who have only one pet.
Nice work, ZOOMers! By asking questions and thinking about what we see when we graph the data, we have added to our knowledge about kids and their pets. We've been thinking about getting a fish for a pet... we hear they're low-maintenance. What d'ya think?
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