Sight seaing: sometimes you have to look down to see the stars

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Exploring the depths of the sea opens new doors to a different world where the magnificent living treasures of the sea are waiting to be discovered. A scuba diving experience that details the beauty of the various species of marine life is presented.

Analysis, Discovery and exploration, Protection and preservation, Marine ecology, Scuba diving, Saguenay River

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Shooting stars

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The shooting star plant or Dodecatheon hendersonii is aptly named since its petals form a star when they bloom. It is a member of the primrose family and is commonly found in North America. Information on growing is provided.

Appreciation, Primroses

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The mouse in the house: from the Steppes to the stars, mice have been with us all the way

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The survival and breeding abilities of the mouse have made it a very common pest, and plagues of mice are fairly common. Mice also perform useful functions as laboratory animals and in controlling other pests.

Behavior, Mice, Mice (Rodents), Control, Rodents

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