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Paper is made by putting some cotton rags in a bin of water and also some paper from the last batch and then mixing it. When its finished t...
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A microwave cooks food much faster than a conventional oven because it heats both the inside and outside of the food the same time. A ...
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for many pet owners, the humming purr of a squinting cat is the unmistakable signal that their feline is happy and healthy. In many ways t...
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Over the course of evolution, purring has probably offered some selective advantage to cats. Most filed species produce a "purr-like...
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Christmas History
Christmas was not celebrated until the 1800s. When Prince Albert decorating evergreen trees to England..
History of Christmas By Mary
Santa's legend came from a guy giving stuff in MYRA his name was Saint Nichol.
how many peps are in the world BY TOMMY SHEERAN
there are 7.125 billion peps in the world but that was in 2013. now there are only 7 billion.
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Why do we blink? by Makayla
Most people blink about twenty-five times a minute while they are awake. Tear glands in.
Why does fog come down to the ground? By Caleb
So a lot of the time we think of a cloud not as fog. But it is still fog in the sky we just don't say.
Why do cats purr? by phoenix.

cats don't purr when there happy all the timewhen there dying or giving berth to baby.
Why Do Cats Purr? By Mary
Over the course of evolution, purring has probably offered some selective advantage to cats. Most.
Why Do Cats Purr? By: Neeka and Makayla
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A cat purrs from contentment and pleasure. Purring is a unique vocal feature in the domestic.
Why do cats purr? by:Makayla and Neeka

Kittens learn how to purr when they are a couple of days old. Veterinarians suggest that this purring.