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28 Feb 2020
Everything Old is New Again
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By Claire Eamer An atlatl is a throwing stick. It’s a tool used to extend the reach and flexibility of a hunter’s arm so that he or she c...
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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...
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