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120. Why do some foods taste sour?

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119. Can sound travel through water?

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118. What makes a lake a lake?

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117. What makes an animal good at moving?

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116. Why are flowers so colorful?

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115. What makes late summer so special in nature?

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114. Why do some ocean animals live in groups?

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113. Can animals live without a brain?

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112. Why do some fruits have thick rinds?

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111. What's the fastest bug in the world?

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110. Why Did Ben Franklin Ask So Many Questions?

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109. Do animals wear armor?

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108. Can animals and plants tell when the moon is full?

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107. Who's taking care of plants when no one's watching?

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106. Why do people tell stories about animals?

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105. What are some of the coolest things you can see in the night sky?

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104. Why do waterfalls make so much noise?

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103. Can a Tomato Be Cube-Shaped?

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102. What Animal Can Punch Like a Superhero?

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101. Why Do Some Animals Seem So Smart?

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100. What Was the First Thing Ever Seen Through a Telescope?

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99. Why Did People Travel with Animals Long Ago?

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98. Why Is There an Orange in My Stocking?!

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97. What's Making Noise Outside at Night?

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96. Can Snow Make Sound Disappear?

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95. Why Do Some Animals Slither?

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94. Why Do Some Plants Grow Giant Fruits?

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93. Can Animals Grow Back Body Parts?

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92. How Did a Camera Help People See Nature?

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91. Why Are Hummingbirds So Colorful?

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90. What Happens to Animals When the Tide Goes Out?

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89. Why Do Octopuses Have Blue Blood?

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88. What's Inside a Sunflower Seed?

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87. What's the Fastest-Growing Vegetable

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86. Why Do Peaches Have Fuzzy Skin?

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85. What's the Biggest Woodpecker in the World?

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84. How Do Leaves Protect Themselves from Animals?

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83. Why Are Bird Eggs Different Colors?

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82. What's at the End of a Rainbow?

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81. Can Crocodiles Really Cry?

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80. Why Does the Wind Whistle?

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79. What Do Barbara Cooney and Nature Study Have In Common?

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78. Are All Diamonds the Same Color?

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77. What Was the Largest Earthquake in Modern History?

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76. Why Is a Bald Eagle's Nest So Big?

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75. What is a Yule Log?

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74. Why are Cobwebs Sometimes Called "Nature's Tinsel?"

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73. Why do Cranberries Float in Water?

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72. Why Are There Different Colors of Corn?

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71. Why Do Kangaroos Hop?

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70. Why Do Monarch Butterflies Love Milkweed?

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69. Did You Know That There are More Cells in Your Body Than There are People on Earth?

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68. What is Biomimicry?

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67. Which plant and animal are best friends?

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66. Which Animal Can Survive a Drought the Longest?

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65. What in the World Is an Ichthyologist?

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64. Where Can You Find the Smallest Shark in the Ocean?

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63. Why Do Chickens Eat Rocks?

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62. Should I Squash the Spider in My Garden?

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61. How Do Perennial Bulbs Grow?

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60. What Is Personification?

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59. What Is Metamorphosis?

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58. What Happens Before a Tornado?

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57. Why Is the Javan Rhinoceros Endangered?

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56. Why Is the Amazon Rainforest So Noisy?

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55. Sap into Syrup

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54. Simple Machines in Nature

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53. Penguins

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52. Yellowstone's Wolves

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51. Redwood Trees

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50. Moose

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49. Nature Idioms

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48. Beavers

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47. Myriapods

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46. Gliding Mammals

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45. Black Bears

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44. George Washington Carver

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43. Macroinvertebrates

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42. Night-Blooming Flowers

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41. Seashore Plants

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40. Seashore Animals

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39. Brambles

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Special Episode for Parents: Nature Study + Charlotte Mason with Katie Doughty

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38. Garden Pests

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37. Bees

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36. What's That Smell?

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35. Strawberries

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34. Thunderstorms

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Special Episode for Kids: Animal Vocalization

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33. Salamanders

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32. Vernal Pools

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31. Sandstone

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Special Episode for Parents: Nature Study + Picture Books

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30. Wild Cats

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29. Planets in the Night Sky

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28. Wild Dogs

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27. Christmas Spices

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26. Snowflakes

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25. Root Vegetables

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24. Mice