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Red Foxes Facts for Kids – All About Red Foxes
Red foxes have been known as the cunning, and deceitful in kids stories and cartoons. In real life, they are very shy and quiet.
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Circulatory System Facts For Kids – Interesting facts about Circulatory Systems
The circulatory system starts from the heart, goes around the body and back into the heart. It is s responsible for the circulation of lymph and blood across the body.
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Manatee Facts For Kids – Interesting Facts About Manatees
The Manatee is a large aquatic mammal that moves slowly. They are also known as sea cows but are closely related to elephants.
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Harp Seals Facts For Kids – Interesting Facts About Harp Seals
Harp Seals are true seals that are also known as saddleback seal or Greenland seal. They are very social animals and enjoy the company of other seals.
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Sloth Facts For Kids – All About Sloths
Sloths are a group of arboreal (tree-dwelling) mammals found in the tropical rainforests of Central and South America.
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Sea Turtles Facts For Kids – Interesting Facts About Sea Turtles
Sea turtles have been living in the oceans for the last 110 million years. They are integral part of the marine ecosystems (the coral reefs and seagrass beds) and predators of the jellyfish.
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Nervous System Facts For Kids – Questions About The Nervous System
Nervous System helps the brain and the spinal cord in sending and receiving messages from the various parts of the body.
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Tasmanian Devil Facts For Kids – All About Tasmanian Devil
Tasmanian Devil is an unusual mammal that is found in island state of Tasmania. Among all the carnivorous marsupials in the world, it is the largest. It lives alone and mainly feed on dead animals.
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Human Heart Facts For Kids – Interesting Facts About The Heart
Heart is a very important organ in our body. It is a muscular organ that pumps blood to every other part of the body.
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Pangolin Facts For Kids – Interesting Facts about Pangolins
Also known as the scaly ant-eater, Pangolin is the only mammal whose body is completely covered in protective scales. They feed one ants and termites. They roll their body into a tight ball when threatened.
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Gray Wolf Facts For Kids – All About Gray Wolves
Gray wolves are predecessors of our domestic dogs. They are highly social animals that live in close nuclear packs. They are are elegant predators and considered as the symbol of wilderness.
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