Science badge- home learning challenge distinction #4

By Anonymous -
I have completed another Task towards my science badge.

 task:Trial 3 different brands of cat food
The cat food I used for this experiment.
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The winner
Must be the second one as it is in both of my cats top

two favourites.

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