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29 Jan 2020
Protecting Elephants in Zambia
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Protecting Elephants in Zambia By Margriet Ruurs photos by Margriet Ruurs If you visit Africa, you need to go on safari! So when I tour...
17 Jan 2020
Eat like a bird? Better get started!
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If you ate like a bird, you'd take in more than 16 kg (35 lbs) of food every day! Saying someone "eats like a bird" is suppos...
16 Jan 2020
The Bug Girl is now an author!
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Did you hear the story of seven-year-old Sophia Spencer? Since she was a toddler, Sophia has loved bugs and learned about them. Her mo...
10 Jan 2020
Hot Stuff! Calibrate your oven.
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By Simon Shapiro One of the many things that can go wrong for novice bakers is that your oven can be inaccurate. Impress your family and fri...
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13 Dec 2019
Food on the Move
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By Claire Eamer A vital component of a turkey dinner. Image by skeeze from Pixabay I've been thinking a lot about food lately. O...
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6 Dec 2019
Teenage Water Science Technician
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posted by Paula Johanson What was your first job, fresh out of school? Something in retail, perhaps. Or if you're still in school, are...
29 Nov 2019
"The Capelin are Rolling"
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"The capelin are rolling". That's what the lady in the fluorescent vest answered when we asked her what all the excitement was...
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