ses and wasn't having any luck finding articles about animals and dreams. I began to tell myself that this was going to be a long journey. I got discouraged when I couldn't find any articles at the beginning and gave up on the databases. On April 1st, I went to the Howard County Library in Big Spring, Texas to look for books. I was in Big Spring visiting my parents so I decided to go to the library to see what I could find. I didn't find what I was looking for but didn't come up empty handed either. I did get three books about dreams and Freud. Unfortunately, I did not use those resources in my findings. Having a break from the databases I decided to give them another try. On April 8th, I found two articles on the Biology Digest database. The first article I found was "Do Fish Sleep and What's That on Your Eyelash?" This was very interesting because one of the questions I wanted to find out was "Do fish dream?" The second article was "Animal Minds, Animal Dreams." This article is based on animals and their consciousness. I used both of these articles in my findings and my survey. This was a turning point in my journey because I now knew that I could find resources for my topic. My next stop was the UTPB Library to find more books. I looked on the online catalog and searched for animals and dreams. A whole list of books came up and I was just stunned that they had books about my topic. Of all the books, I found three to be the most helpful. "Minds of Their Own: Thinking and Awareness in Animals" had a couple pages about dreams. They focused on one animal, which was the ape and asking about its inner thoughts. The next book was called "Animal Minds" and it also had a couple pages about dreams. This book focused on animal dreams and fantasies. The last book was "The Animal Mind" and its focus was on do animal's dream. I used all three books in my findings because they all dealt with animals and dreams but in differen...
