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Birds Which Eat Their Feathers
The grebes don't use their feathers to build nests. They eat them instead. And they have a good reason to do that. Read on ...
Mudskipper
The fish actually looks like it was cursed by a fairy to turn into a frog and the curse stopped working half way! Read on ...
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The Mysterious Case of the Neem Tree
For thousands of years, the Neem tree has been used for its medicinal purposes in India. Some years ago, an American company said that it had sole right over the tree... Read on ...
The Fruit which Became a Vegetable
There was a time when people thought the tomato was poisonous. Read on ...
The Bespectacled Bear
It has neither a long sight nor a short sight problem. But, it wears glasses. Read on ...
Inverted Life
Sloths spend most of their lives in an upside down position. Read on ...
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Different Colours of Honey
Have you ever wondered why different bottles of honey have different colours when they are all made by bees? Read on ...
Till Divorce do us Part
A bird called Kentish plover has a remarkable social life. It is known to separate from its partner immediately after the eggs have hatched. This is done to build more nests in the same season. Read on ...
Tale of the Woolly Mammoth
This is the story of an animal which lived 20,000 years ago. It looked like an African elephant but was twice its size. The remnants of such animals which lived long ago have led scientists to understand the history of life on earth. Read on ...
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Is New York Burning?
In this city, people consume about 500 million kilowatt hours of energy per square kilometre every year. This is almost half of the total amount of solar energy falling on such an area in a year... Read on ...
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