3. how do robins catch worms? one afternoon, you notice several robins hopping around in the prayer gardens. you see that one robin hops a distance of one or two feet and pauses for a few seconds with his head cocked and then moves another couple of feet. occasionally, the robin will stab at the ground. you notice that eight times out of ten, he successfully obtains a worm. a. what is the research question? b. based on the observations you made in the prayer gardens, state a possible hypothesis that might explain how the robin detects the worm. try to state it in the “if…then…” format. c. based on your hypothesis, how would you design an experiment to test how robins capture worms? in addition to describing your experiment using words, me visualize your experimental design by drawing diagrams and/or pictures of how you would set up the experiment. be sure to include in your experiment description the following: variable, control group, and experimental group. d. how would you decide whether to reject or accept your hypothesis?