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Why Do Stars Twinkle?
The sun is also a star. But it does not twinkle. Wonder why stars do? Read on ...
How does Dew Form?
A warm, clear day followed by a cool evening is the magic formula for dew drops to form. Read on ...
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The Colours of Light
A beam of light seems to have no colour. Actually it is made up of coloured light rays that can be seen at certain times. Read on ...
Why do Ears Pop?
I was flying home. As the aircraft climbed up, my ears hurt. A fellow passenger asked me swallow air a few times. It helped. Read on ...
Why do Horses Need Shoes?
It is only when a horse is carrying a rider or a heavy load, that it needs shoes. Read on ...
Why do Turtles and Tortoises Live So Long?
Unlike humans and birds their bodies do not become weak with age. They continue to grow for as long as they live. Read on ...
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Why do Rabbits have Buck Teeth?
These vegetarian animals have buck teeth so that they can fight plants with thorns and chemicals, and have them as food. Read on ...
Why do Plants Bear Fruit?
Plants use human beings, animals and birds who eat their fruits, to spread their seeds far and wide... Read on ...
Why do we See a Face on the Moon?
There are deep holes or craters and hills on the Moon's surface. We look at the uneven surface and see it as a face. Read on ...
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Why are Some Plants Non-vegetarian?
Insect-eating plants are found in places with an acidic soil. Such soil lacks nutrients essential for the plant to make food. Read on ...
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