Animals

Science News for Kids: Feature: The Buzz about Mosquitoes

Learning more about mosquitoes can help us control the blood-sucking insects and prevent deadly diseases. You swat. You
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How to use a checkbook?: Stan and Jan should have left the topic of money management alone, especially considering they
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Studying dogs, monkeys, and other animals at play can teach us about fairness and cooperation. Let's face it. As much
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A chainsaw-nosed creature of the sea finally earns some protection. It's easy to see how the sawfish got its name.
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Mutant fruit flies can get by with less sleep than these insects normally need. The less sleep I get, the unhappier I
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Animals adapt in unusual ways to survive in some of the hottest, driest places on Earth. When you're hot and thirsty,
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The feet of zebra tarantulas can produce silk threads that may help them get a firmer grip. Comic book superhero Spider-
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What was a lion doing there? Also, come answer our fun forum question related to this article... - Lion found with King
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Playtime for Baby Mumble: Happy Feet: Disappointing. Expensive for a book that opens up to very few pages. However it
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Features: 100% Cotton Fits sizes 4-8 Batteries Included: 0 Binding: Toy EAN: 0022561222462 Manufacturer Minimum Age: 36
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Features: Official product from Ty?s wildly popular Beanie Babies Collection Look for the familiar heart-shaped tag
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I give it a big thumbs-up.: I thought the book was really good. It was funny, serious and sad all at the same time. The
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Friends Forever: Happy Feet: Very cute. It tells the story of Mumble the star of Happy Feet. Any child can read this.
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Some octopuses can walk, using two of their eight arms to scoot backward. Crissy Huffard spends so much time studying
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On a recent expedition to the Bahamas, scientists made new discoveries about how deep-sea animals see the world.
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