Our special two-part top story dives into the world beneath the waves—literally! Alexandra takes us on an adventure to discover how people have tried for centuries to breathe underwater, from ancient legends to Leonardo da Vinci’s sketches, all the way to Jacques Cousteau’s invention of scuba gear.
In part two of our report, we head to Costa Rica to see what it takes to earn scuba certification and explore the wonders of marine life.
Christin is back with another “Make the Grade” report—this time, she shows us why proofreading is such an important step before handing in your schoolwork.
Athina introduces us to one of the most unusual creatures on Earth, and beyond —the tardigrade. These tiny “water bears” can survive extreme conditions, from deserts to outer space!
George explains why not wearing blue could help you avoid mosquitoes.
This week’s “Art Smart” profiles Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and how childhood illness and a horrific bus accident influenced her work.
The National Road Safety Foundation reminds us of the dangers of distracted walking.
Katarina explains why the word peanut is a “Misleading Moniker.” Peanuts aren’t actually nuts at all — they’re legumes.
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