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CARTOON 05-04-2021

Mammoth molars were the size of a carton of milk!

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1. Hide & Go Seek! With just one specimen collected in the 1840s and then going unseen for 170 years, the black-browed babbler was finally rediscovered in Indonesia in October 2020. 2. Mammoth molars were the size of a carton of milk! 3. Some scorpions will break off part of their tails as a defense mechanism. However, this move also removes their anus, causing them to slowly die after months of constipation!
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CARTOON 10-04-2022

1. There is a town in Texas named Ding Dong. 2. While on tour, Queen front man Freddie Mercury would make long-distance calls to talk to his cats! He even wrote a song about his favorite, Delilah, for his last album with the band. 3. Dogs will sneeze while playing to show their behavior isn't aggressive.

CARTOON 10-03-2022

1. The star Kepler 11145123 is the roundest natural object ever measured. 2. Located on one of Uranus' moons, Verona Rupes is believed to be the tallest cliff in the solar system and is 10 times higher than the walls of the Grand Canyon! 3. It's a federal crime in the U.S. to intentionally aim a laser at an aircraft.

CARTOON 10-02-2022

1. Kids perform tasks better when dressed up as a character such as Batman. 2. There was no clear word in Europe for the color orange until the 16th century! 3. Before 1977, tourists were allowed to climb Stonehenge! 4. Cows tell each other how they feel.

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