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1. Dinosaurs can be
carnivores or herbivores.
Carnivores have sharp teeth.
Herbivores have round
teeth. Carnivores eat meat.
Herbivores eat plants. Now
you can look at a dinosaur's
teeth and you will know
which type it is.

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Some flamingos are pink.
Not all flamingos are pink.
The pink color comes from
their diet. Flamingos that eat
lots of shrimp will be pink
Flamingos that eat lots of
algae will be pale or white
Flamingos
eat.

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2. Some dinosaurs are
bipeds. Bipedal dinosaurs
walk on two legs. They may
use claws on their hands to
attack. Other dinosaurs are
quadrupeds. That means that
they walk on four legs. This
helps them move faster.

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Having a cold is no fun.
Coughing makes it hard to
fall asleep. A sore throat is
painful. Try some tea with
honey in it. The honey will
soothe your throat. There
may be no cure for the
common cold. You can treat
the symptoms though

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There are strange dancing lights in the Arctic skies. Some call these the northern
lights. If you want to see the northern lights, the first thing that you have to do is go
out at night. You won't see them in the day. Next you have to get somewhere high.
A
mountain top should work. Then you have to wait. If you get lucky and your timing
is
right, you should see this stunning phenomenon. Good luck!

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Cotton candy is made
from sugar. Its natural color
is white. The color is added.
"Boo Blue" is used to make
blue cotton candy. "Silly
Nilly" is added to make pink
cotton candy, which has a
vanilla flavor.

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A sprain is a tear in a
muscle. Sprains happen
when a muscle is twisted or
overstretched. They can be
painful. If you sprain a
muscle, you should ice it
immediately. Putting ice on
a sprain will reduce swelling
and pain. It may help stop
internal bleeding too.

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Polar bears are excellent hunters who eat lots of seals. First they use their sense
of
smell to find seals. Seals hunt underwater but must surface to breathe. Then polar
bears wait for the seal to surface for air. They may wait hours for this. Polar bears
are
very patient hunters. Then, when the seal comes up for air, the polar bear grabs it.