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Africa’s Amazing Mysteries – Episode 7: What Is the Great Migration?
The Great Migration is the annual movement of millions of wildebeest, together with hundreds of thousands of zebras and gazelles,…
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Africa’s Amazing Mysteries – Episode 6: Why Do Zebras Have Stripes?
Zebras live on the African savannah, and every zebra has a unique stripe pattern, just like human fingerprints. Scientists believe…
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Africa’s Incredible Mysteries – Episode 5: What Is Africa’s Oldest Drawing?
For tens of thousands of years, people have been drawing on the walls of caves and rock shelters. Across Africa,…
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Africa’s Amazing Mysteries – Episode 4: Do People Live in the Sahara Desert?
The Sahara stretches across much of North Africa and covers about 9 million square kilometres. Days can be extremely hot,…
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Africa’s Incredible Mysteries – Episode 4: Do People Live in the Sahara Desert?
The Sahara stretches across much of North Africa and covers an area of about 9 million square kilometres. Temperatures can…
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Africa’s Amazing Mysteries – Episode 2: Why Is Lake Natron Red?
Lake Natron is located in northern Tanzania, near the border with Kenya. Its red and orange colours appear when certain…
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Africa’s Amazing Mysteries – Episode 1: Why Do Giraffes Sleep So Little?
Giraffes live on the African savannah, where they must stay alert for lions and other predators. That is why they…
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Africa’s Amazing Discoveries – Episode 4: Mathematics
We use mathematics every day to count, measure and build. Archaeological discoveries show that people in Africa were already using…
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Africa’s Amazing Discoveries – Episode 3: Powdered Milk
Powdered milk is made by removing almost all the water from fresh milk. This process allows it to last much…
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Africa’s Amazing Mysteries – Episode 5: What Is Africa’s Oldest Drawing?
For tens of thousands of years, people have painted and carved images on cave walls and rock shelters. Across Africa,…
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