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Strange Blood
When you cut your finger, the blood that oozes out is a bright, bloody red. But why is it that color? One of blood’s most important jobs is to deliver oxygen all around the body. The oxygen is carried by tangly molecules inside blood cells. These mol
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Bug Bites
To those of us who’ve never crunched a cricket or slurped a worm, the idea of eating bugs might sound pretty gross. We wouldn’t eat those creepy-crawlies even if someone dared us! Yet lots of bugs are nutritious, tasty, and perfectly safe to eat. Are
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Lunching With leeches
It’s a warm summer day, perfect for a dip in the pond. But when you come out of the water, you notice a small, worm-like creature stuck to your foot. As you watch, it swells in size—filling up with your blood. Congratulations! You’ve just met a leech

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