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A dinosaur had a brain weighing as much as three pencils, a body of ten tons, and over twenty feet long. It wasn't the brightest dinosaur.

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One dinosaur's brain.

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Seaweed comes in various colors and sizes, with some growing up to 100 feet, forming forests that provide shelter for fish.

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What seaweed is like

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Bird range refers to the area a bird flies. Some fly great distances globally, while others cover less than 100 miles.

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How bird ranges differ

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Not all water-dwelling animals are fish. Frogs, tadpoles, whales, seals, and some snakes also inhabit water. Main idea?

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Which animals live in water

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The red, green, and amber traffic light is a safety signal, yet some drivers ignore it, leading to dangerous situations. What does it signal?

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What the traffic light signals

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About 13,000 wild horses exist, mainly in the Southwest highlands. They struggle to find food in winter due to snow covering grass and bushes, leading to a decline in their population.

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Declining population of wild horses.

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Main idea about car accident safety and color visibility.

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Pink or light-colored cars are safest.

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Great waves from the ocean, known as tidal waves, are caused by undersea earthquakes (seaquakes) or distant storms, and can rise over fifty feet high.

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What tidal waves are like

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Main idea of octopus feeding behavior.

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How an octopus gets its food.

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Main idea of the paragraph:

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Pictures help weather reporters get information out in a fast way.