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How Mardi Gras Works
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HowStuffWorks takes a fun-filled trip to New Orleans to learn all about the roots, traditions and current practices of Mardi Gras.
How Circuits Work
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Circuits can be found in just about every electronic device you can think of. Find out what circuits are and how circuits make electronic devices work.
10 Great Cat Breeds for Kids
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Are you looking for some information on great cat breeds for kids? Check out 10 great cat breeds for kids to learn more on this topic.
Frostbite Basics
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Frostbite can strike even in everyday cold conditions. Learn why frostbite freezes body parts and how it can help save your life.
Can you build a house with found objects?
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A found object home is made with scrap materials that others have cast aside. Read more about the different types of found object homes.
Why Is Ambergris (Whale Poop) So Valuable?
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If you're wandering on the beach and happen upon a large mass of some sort of waxy substance, take a closer look. It could be the rare 'floating gold' of the sea: ambergris.
Alternative Medicines for the Common Cold
Alternative medicines for the common cold include nutritional therapy, herbal medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, and aromatherapy. Learn more.
Tic-Tac-Toe Games for Kids
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Try these tic-tac-toe games for kids and experience a new twist on this classic game. Learn more about these tic-tac-toe games for kids.
What is relativity?
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Relativity is the famous theory that was created by Albert Einstein. Learn about relativity in this article from HowStuffWorks.