Articles for Grade 3

Pearl-Decked Lucy Brown is America's 'Most Beautiful Bulldog'

Dressed in her shiny white pearls, white cardigan and blue poodle skirt, three-year old Lucy Brown was just hoping to be noticed for her trendy apparel, but her bloodshot eyes and excessive drooling impressed the judges so much, that they bestowed the chubby canine with the prestigious title of 'Most Beautiful Bulldog'....

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Pearl-Decked Lucy Brown is America's 'Most Beautiful Bulldog'

Cinemagraphs - More Than A Photo, Less Than A Video

Harry Potter fans will recall the amazing moving photos that interacted with their audience whenever necessary. Now two photographers have come up with a technique to make it a reality - And while they are not as robust as the ones concocted by J.K. Rowling, they are pretty darn amazing....

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Cinemagraphs - More Than A Photo, Less Than A Video

Monstrous Tornadoes Rip Through Southern USA

Perfect weather conditions - warm, moist air rising and mixing with colder, dry air at higher altitudes- are being attributed to the more than 150 tornadoes that ripped through the Southern States of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia on April 27th, 2011 - And the assault continued until Saturday morning, when the storms finally petered out to light rain....

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Monstrous Tornadoes Rip Through Southern USA

Giant Tortoises Help 'Rewild' Nature Preserve

It was not too long ago that the tiny 62-acre island of Ile Aux Aigrettes, located in the Indian Ocean about one kilometer off the coast of southwestern Mauritius, was facing a dire future - Thanks to the incessant logging of its ebony forests, large parts of this once beautiful island were now barren....

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Giant Tortoises Help 'Rewild' Nature Preserve

Coming Soon To A Beach Near You - Debris From Japan's Tsunami!

When the powerful tsunami that devastated the coastal areas near Sendai, Japan on March 11th receded, it took back with it an estimated 200,000 buildings along with all their belongings, countless cars and whatever else lay in its path. Now scientists are trying to see if they can track the debris, in order to be prepared for them, when they wash up ashore....

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Coming Soon To A Beach Near You - Debris From Japan's Tsunami!

Scientists Unearth World's Largest Spider Fossil

A team of scientists from the Paleontological Institute at the University of Kansas recently unearthed what is believed to be the largest spider fossil ever found. Discovered near the Daohugou village in Northeastern China, the perfectly preserved specimen named Nephila jurassica is a close relative of the modern day Golden Silk Orb Weaver....

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Scientists Unearth World's Largest Spider Fossil