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Rain doesn't mean staying inside! Earthworms come to the surface, slugs are active, and puddles become mini-ecosystems. Plus 3 indoor activities for truly awful
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A nature journal is a scientist's best tool. We'll show you how to set one up, what to observe, and how to sketch what you see — even if you
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