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How can you tell a Raven from a Crow?: Ravens are much larger than crows. A raven may grow to be two feet or more in length, and its wings may spread as wide as four feet...
[4/17/2009] Harrison, N.J. , U.S.A.
CATEGORY: Tell Me Why
TAGS: Raven and Crow, Ravens Identity, Bigger Bill, Shaggy Ruff of Feathers, Hoarse Croak, Glossy Black Feathers, Purplish Luster, Wedge Shaped Tail
Where does Black Pepper come form?: The black pepper comes from the dried berries of the pepper vine, which grows in hot countries as India and in the islands of the East Indies...
[4/4/2009]
CATEGORY: Tell Me Why
TAGS: Black Pepper, Dried Berries, Pepper Vine, Peppercorns, Hot Countries, India, Islands of East Indies
How do Oysters make Pearls?: Oysters make pearls when a grain of sand or other foreign object gets inside the oysters shell and irritates the oysters tender body...
[3/28/2009]
CATEGORY: Tell Me Why
TAGS: Oysters make Pearls, Grain of Sand, Oysters Shell, Jewelry, Pearls, Shells of Creatures, Pearl Oysters, Mother of Pearl, Satiny Ball
Comeback for Pooh after 80 years: The late AA Milne's beloved children's character Winnie the Pooh is set to return to bookshelves, 80 years on from his first literary appearance...
[1/10/2009] London , U.K.
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: Comeback for Pooh, After 80 Years, AA Milnes, Childrens Character, Winnie the Pooh, Bookshelves, Bear of Very Little Brain, David Benedictus, Illustrations, Mark Burgess, New Book, E H Shepard Estates, Original Drawings, Michael Brown
Visually Perceived Image: Unfolded Cube: Impossible Objects: The illustration at the top left is the layout of an unfolded cube. Folding the cube and using it four times produces two out of these three diases. Which dias used a different cube?
[12/9/2008]
CATEGORY: Optical Illusion
TAGS: Illustration, Layout, Unfolded Cube, Fold the Cube, Four Times, Three Diases, Different Cube
Newspaper 'Steals' Empire State Building in Just 90 Minutes: In what has been described as one of the biggest heists in American history, the Empire State Building was reportedly stolen this week...
[12/4/2008] New york , U.S.A.
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: Newspaper Steals Empire State Building, 90 Minutes, Billions, Property, Clerks, Phony Documents, Building, Empire State Land Associates, Nelots Properties, Richard Farrell, Empire State Building, City Newspaper, New York Daily News, Fake Documents, Bogus Notary Stamp, Paperwork
What are Clouds made of?: Clouds are made up of very tiny drops of water or tiny crystals of ice that float in the air. Clouds form when warm air...
[11/21/2008]
CATEGORY: Tell Me Why
TAGS: Clouds, Tiny Drops of Water, Formation of Clouds, Warm Air Cools, Vapor Condenses, Crystals of Ice, Float in Air
Noddy set for new adventure: Noddy is to appear in a new book on the 60th anniversary of his first appearance. Enid Blyton's character has undergone several makeovers...
[11/17/2008] London , UK
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: Noddy, New Book, Anniversary, Enid Blyton, Character, Noddys Birthday Surprise, Sophie Smallwood, Critics, Books, Comments, Copies
Pooh fetched 31,200 pounds at auction: An original drawing of A.A. Milne's popular children's characters Winnie-the-Pooh, Tigger and Piglet fetched 31,200 pounds ($50,000)...
[11/5/2008] London , UK
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: Original Drawing, A A Milne, Characters, Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, Pounds, Auction, Amount, Oval Pencil Sketch, E H Shepard, Auctioneer, Bonhams, Telephone Bidder, Long Time Pooh Fan, Sale, Rare Milne Books, Illustrations, Collections
How did the Grapefruit get its name?: The grapefruit gets its name because it often grows in a large cluster resembling a bunch of grapes...
[10/30/2008]
CATEGORY: Tell Me Why
TAGS: Grapefruit, Popular Breakfast or Salad Fruit, Large Grapefruit Trees, Mildly Bitter Fruit