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Do You Know What Continent These Animals Are Native To?
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From scorching hot deserts to freezing cold tundras, towering mountains to deep oceans, every corner of the world is teeming with animal life. Get ready to put your knowledge of zoology to the ultimate test with this animalistic quiz!
How Food Preservation Works
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Because sustenance ensures our survival, food preservation is one of the oldest technologies developed by human beings. Find out what's being done to your food to make it last longer.
How do they make the ice at an ice skating rink?
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How do they make the ice at an ice skating rink? And how do they get the lines and the logos into the ice for a hockey game?
Dessert Tips
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Dessert is one of the sweetest pleasures in life. Find dessert tips on everything from making ice cream to fruity and tasty treats.
How to Remove Candle Wax Stains
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Candle wax stains don't really fit the mood of your candlelight dinner for two. Such stains could melt her clothes instead of her heart. Learn how to treat candle wax stains.
Why Does My Tire Pressure Light Come on When It's Cold?
It's freezing when you get into your car and you notice a light on your dashboard saying, 'check tire pressure.' You figure it's something to do with the cold, but must you fill up the tires fast?
How do sodium-acetate heat pads work?
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Heating pads are made of a plastic pouch and a clear liquid. Inside the pouch is a metal disk that when clicked crystallizes the liquid causing it to heat up. Find out how heat pads work.
Thundersnow Only Occurs in 7 of Every 100,000 Thunder Storms
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This rare phenomenon, sometimes called a winter thunderstorm, occurs when a wave cyclone experiences strong upward motion. Freezing temperatures cause snow to fall as the primary precipitation, often leading to thundersnow, lightning and other dramatic meteorological events.
How Thermometers Work
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Thermometers are used in everything from medicine to cooking. Find out how thermometers gauge temperature and learn how to make your own!
Coffee Questions
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Coffee is a great pick-me-up, but how much do you really know about it? Find coffee questions and answers about coffee toppings, trivia, and storage.