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Hummingbird Tail Feathers
Listen to this Science Update to hear about how a male hummingbird makes sounds with his tail feathers to attract females.
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The Great Outdoors
Go play outside and celebrate Great Outdoors Month, GO Day, and the Great American Backyard Campout!
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Hurricane season is here. Uncover the science behind these incredible forces of nature.
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Disposable Culture
Explore what our garbage says about us and find out what can be recycled, reused, converted, and composted.
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Build spacecrafts, explore planets, test gravity, and more with this collection of resources.
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