it official

 Two year after the British surrender at Yorktown Virginia the  Treaty of Paris formally  recognizes the U..S as and independent nation. from book junior scholastic .

pome

 keep pushing 

yourself  

so that when 

people see you and

ask if it was all 

worth it 

you can look back

and say yes. 

from compute 

wildfire animal rescue

 In November 2018 Jeff Hill to went to check on a friends house it the wood of paradise California  U.S.A. The home was part  of and area  That  day before had  been engulfed by the camp fire the deadliest  and  most destructive wildfire in California history to date. As his got closer to the home he stumbled upon  a stocking  sight. There  was a horse in in the backyard pool. Shivering and struggling it water the house which likely into  the pool to escape the flames was weakened  but after hill helped the animal out of   the water it shook off love on us for  a few minutes as a tank you and walked off assuring us that she  was ok hill and posted on Facebook later animal rescue  workers escorted  the House to safety. The house  was just one of thousands of animals that  were in peril during the two weeks in which the camp fire  ravaged Northern  California burning nearly 154,000 across  (62,300 ha) and 19,000 structures As the fire roared toward homes people were  forced to  quickly evacuate  and had no choice but to leave their pets and farm animals behind sadly some animals perished  in the fire but a manager of displaced animals from potbellied pig to alpacas were  rescued by caring humans  like hill. Eve injured wild animals like bear cubs and fox were they were taken int to rescue  centers where back into  wood rescuing the  animals was one thing but reuniting them with their owners proved to be another challenge while  some humans were able to collect their  pets right away it took months for other to connect with their for legged friends several local animal hospitals and other organizations posted albums of the animals online to help owners identify their missing pet the  hope  that as the residents of paradise  continue to rebuild and recover form camp fire they'll  be able to do so with their beloved animals by their side. from called book national  geographic kids almanac. 

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marine iguanas

 Male marine iguanas but heads for up to five hours when battling over females. seafaring lizard swishing from side to side  flat tail floating  behind a marine iguana swims through tropical waters and tidal pools These are the only seagoing lizards on the planet.Every few minutes a marine iguana's bulbous rocklike snout shoots above the surface because it needs to  breathe.This creature  swallows a lot of salt water while chomping down on its algae meals. But its body has a way to get rid of  the salt it doesn't need.  A special gland near its eyes collects the salt and when the lizards back on land aaah-chooo! It sneezes out the salty stuff in a burst of tiny flakes.Drifting down like snow the flakes cling to it bumpy head like a funny looking wig. male marine  iguanas on the  Galapagos  islands  foot of a marine iguana accordion  like adapters coming ashore for a rest or a good  meal these lizards use their long sharp  claws to grab on thighs to rocks as they munch seaweed and  scrape algae  off  the  rocks with their sharp teeth.  when food is scarce  for months  marine iguanas. Not only get skinnier but also shorter.Their spines actually shrink and then expand again when the animals  can find more seaweed  treats. from called book national geographic kind  ocean animals  who who in the  deep blue.

heaudae sand festival

This beachside  fest  in  Busan south  Korea featuring castle building sand baths and a volleyball competition  celebrates all thing san late may early June. form national  geographic kids almanac

https://www.hapskorea.com/haeundae-sand-exhibition-2021-our-favorite-sculptures/  

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 fall

fall is beautiful  

the leaves turn into beautiful colors 

each  of them have different shapes 

with the food that taste crispy and great 

pumpkin and apple are ready to get picked 

after kids  are done raking leaves they 

jump into a big pile of leaves 

that is why i love fall 

by Samantha  

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rooftop pool

 Designers of this sky high swimming spot aim for new heights visitors who take a dip in the infinity London will be able to swim and sightsee at time. This splashy see through pool set  to be the  world first infinity pool with  630 degree views  has been designed  to   be built some 656 feet (200 m) to hotel in the British capital. The  pool will be accessed by a rotating  squirrel staircase  rising from the pool  floor a concept based on the door of a submarine and that not the only futuristic feature  the water will be heated using waste energy  from the building air conditioning  system Now that one pool. from  called book national geographic kids almanac.