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Furs, whiskers and hair—who could that be? Mammals, of course! Mention wild mammals and what
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Our planet provides a wide range of natural habitats—whether they are hot, arid deserts, scrub
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Why do some people get freaked out on seeing a spider? Is it because spiders
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Have you ever sat under a tree and looked up at its canopy, marvelling at
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The very mention of the word ‘insects’ brings to mind the blood-sucking mosquito or the
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The biodiversity of aquatic animals is incredibly vast. There are species deep down in our
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The first feathered aerodynamic creatures on our planet–birds–appeared around 100 million years ago on the
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This article is the last of the series on habitats. Indeed, our planet is privileged
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The mention of the word ‘habitat’ suggests the ocean, rainforests, alpine meadows, deserts, grasslands, underground
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Have you ever, while taking a walk in the wilderness, turned over a dead branch
