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Nature’s Superpowers : Africa’s Biggest Animals
The African elephant is the world’s largest land animal. It can stand up to 4 metres tall at the shoulder…
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Nature’s Superpowers : The Giraffe, the Long-Necked Explorer
The giraffe is the tallest land animal in the world. Its long neck allows it to reach leaves high in…
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Nature’s Superpowers : Termites, Nature’s Amazing Builders
Termites live in colonies that can contain thousands or even millions of individuals. Each termite has a job: some build,…
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Nature’s Superpowers : The Cheetah, the Speed Champion
A cheetah can reach speeds of 100 to 120 km/h (62 to 75 mph) over very short distances. Its body…
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Nature’s Superpowers : The Zebra, Master of Stripes
Every zebra has a unique stripe pattern, just like humans have unique fingerprints. These stripes help zebras recognize one another.…
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Nature’s Superpowers in Africa : The Acacia, Guardian of the Savannah
The acacia grows across many parts of Africa, where the climate is often hot and dry. Thanks to its deep…
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Nature’s Superpowers : The African Elephant, the Giant Memory!
The African elephant can stand up to 4 metres tall at the shoulder and weigh several tonnes. But its size…
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Why Is It So Hot in Africa?
A large part of Africa lies between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn. In this area, the…
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Solar Energy: When the Sun Turns on the Lights
The sun is a natural source of energy that is practically inexhaustible on a human timescale. Solar panels capture sunlight…
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Made in Africa – Ancient Egypt Invented Papyrus, an Early Form of Paper
Thousands of years ago, Egyptians made papyrus from a plant that grew along the Nile River. The stems were cut,…
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