How to Jump out of the Zoo
Running a zoo is a lot of work: feeding all the animals, scooping their poop, and keeping critters from chasing (and eating) each other. For
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Running a zoo is a lot of work: feeding all the animals, scooping their poop, and keeping critters from chasing (and eating) each other. For
How many penguins are there in Antarctica? No, really – scientists are asking you to help count these birds!
Longtime Bedtime Math fan Sophia Y. asked us, how many sand particles would it take to cover a person? Sand particles are really tiny, so
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Bedtime Math fan Grace C. asked us, how many hairs does a dog have? The answer might surprise you! (Or, if you have a dog
When you plant a whole lot of flowers together, the place they’re planted is usually called a flower bed. But one farm decided to use
Back in the old days before mattresses were made with foam and Slinky-like springs, making your bed was a lot harder work than it is
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