Dissection is a valuable educational tool in biology, allowing students to explore the internal anatomy and physiology of various organisms. In this set of activities, designed for high school students in grades 9 to 12, we will delve into the fascinating world of Frog, Rat, and Fetal Pig dissection. These dissections provide a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience and a deeper understanding of vertebrate anatomy. Each dissection offers its own insights. The Frog dissection focuses on the amphibian anatomy, including its unique adaptations for both aquatic and terrestrial life. The Rat dissection provides a glimpse into the mammalian body plan, sharing many similarities with human anatomy. Lastly, the Fetal Pig dissection offers insights into embryonic development and allows students to compare fetal and adult pig anatomy. Throughout these activities, you will encounter a series of True or False statements related to each dissection. These statements are designed to test your knowledge and comprehension of the structures and functions you’ll observe during the dissection process. Additionally, solutions are provided to help you verify your understanding and learn more about the intricate details of these fascinating creatures’ biology. So, put on your lab coat, grab your dissection tools, and let’s embark on this educational journey through the world of Frog, Rat, and Fetal Pig dissection!