The unusual source of some medicine in the “olden days.” Dead bodies were used to help cure various ailments!
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Ava shows us one of the largest national parks in Kenya, Amboseli. As you’ll see it’s one of the best places to see all kinds of wildlife.
Reese tells us about vending machines in ancient Egypt!
A Make the Grade report about the five Rs to help you take good class notes.
We’ve often seen it. Someone is walking across the street - paying more attention to their phone than to the traffic.
In “Kenya Believe It” Ava tells us all about baboons and what they have in common with girl scouts.
There are more than 70-thousand wild horses living on our nation’s vast public lands. Rounding them up is only part of the controversy. What happens next is another issue.
There are more than 70-thousand wild horses and burros living on our nation’s vast public lands. We’ve previously reported on the controversy over the government’s use of helicopters to round up...
Our oceans are choking on all sorts of plastics. We talk with Christy Leavitt from Oceana to understand the magnitude of the problem and how teens can help.
Our oceans are choking in all sorts of plastic. How to stay in your "study zone." The Christmas markets of Germany. Smoking hazards... and driving hazards too. Plus, the original phone salutation!

