Which mammals have no teeth?
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- September 21, 2012
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What is the longest lived animal?0
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- October 25, 2013
Four hundred years ago, the world was a very different place. In England, William Shakespeare’s company was performing A Midsummer Night’s Dream for the first time. In Japan, the Edo period began. And in the cold waters off of Iceland, there lived a simple quahog clam. In 2006, that clam was dredged up by Icelandic
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How much salt is in the oceans?0
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- October 18, 2013
If you’ve ever taken a mouth full of seawater, you already know that the oceans are very salty. About 70% of our planet is covered by water, and most of that water is contained in the world’s oceans. That’s a lot of salty water! But have you ever wondered how much salt is in the
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What makes thunder and lightning?0
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- October 11, 2013
All you have to do is step outside in the middle of a storm and you can see that thunder and lightning put on one of the most incredible light shows in the natural world. But how are thunder and lightning made? Have you ever walked across a carpet and gotten a shock when you
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Did you know that flamingos eat upside down?0
- Animals, Life Science, Science Fun Facts
- October 4, 2013
If you’ve ever watched flamingoes wading in a stream, you might have noticed that they spend a lot of time with their heads in the water. That’s because flamingoes actually eat upside down! If you look at most birds, they have a large upper beak that’s fixed in place, and a smaller lower beak that
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Did you know that snakes don’t have ears?0
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- September 27, 2013
Imagine that you don’t have any arms, legs, eyelids, or ears. Now imagine that your entire body is covered in fingernails. Then imagine that you don’t just smell things, you taste them too. That’s what life is like for a snake. Snakes rely mainly on their sense of smell to help them find food, but
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Did you know that newborn kangaroos don’t have hind legs?1
- Life Science, Science Fun Facts
- September 20, 2013
You can find all kinds of wonderful and strange animals in Australia, but some of the most famous Australian animals are the marsupials, or pouched mammals. These include the kangaroo, wombat, koala, possum, and wallaby. Marsupials are mammals, just like humans, but with one big difference: in humans and other mammals, a baby grows inside
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What colour is the sky?
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- April 12, 2013
The biggest cell in the world
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- March 22, 2013
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Why do pigeons bob their heads?
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- September 14, 2012
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Why do cats land on their feet?
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- July 26, 2013
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Why do camels have long eyelashes?
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- March 1, 2013
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why are flowers so colorful?
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- June 22, 2012
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Which reptile walks on water?
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- December 13, 2013
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