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We share our earth with millions of plants, all remarkable in their own way. In some parts of our world such as desert areas plants tend to spread...
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Cats are wonderful animals. Their physical abilities amaze us and their silly antics amuse us. Cats share our homes and our hearts. Cats have an...
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Would you guess polar bears have black skin underneath all that thick, waterproof white fur? We'd probably be surprised if we knew all the many ways...
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Photo: Glenn Williams If you're a student of nature, you often come across a plant or animal that simply defies explanation. The narwhal is one such...
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Sometimes, things don't work out the way we hoped they would. We make plans and they don't come to fruition. We score too low on an exam to attain...
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The vast majority of living things in the natural world 'know' the value of rest. They don't push themselves into incessant activity from the moment...
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Have you ever walked a big city early in the morning? Soon after the sun rises sleepy cities all over the world slowly awaken and come to life....
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"If we could read the secret history of our enemies, we should see sorrow and suffering enough to disarm all hostility." - Henry Wadsworth...
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"For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf, and the strength of the Wolf is the Pack." - Rudyard Kipling Wolves can teach us to be better...
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