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Did you know? - WHY ONIONS MAKE US CRY…
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Did you know? - WHY ONIONS MAKE US CRY…

WHY ONIONS MAKE US CRY… An onion can bring you to tears before you’ve even finished chopping it. When your knife breaks open the onion’s cells, it sets off a chemical reaction that releases an irritating vapour. The culprit has a tongue-twi

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Kerneels – 6 November 2026.

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Did you know a metal spoon and a wooden spoon can be exactly the same temperature, yet feel surprisingly different? At ordinary room temperature, metal feels colder because it carries heat away from your warm hand faster than wood does. Thi

HELP Protect the Endangered Pangolin
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HELP Protect the Endangered Pangolin

A pangolin, one of the most trafficked and endangered mammals in the world. If you’ve spotted one or witnessed suspicious activity, such as someone attempting to sell or trade it illegally, report it immediately. Simply snap a photo of the

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Kerneels — 30 October 2026.

Did you know? - SOME BIRDS SLEEP WITH ONE EYE OPEN…
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Did you know? - SOME BIRDS SLEEP WITH ONE EYE OPEN…

For some birds, keeping an eye out for danger is possible even during sleep. Mallard ducks can rest one half of their brain while the other remains alert – a state called unihemispheric slow-wave sleep. The eye connected to the alert half s

Yellow stakes help track bracken at Kgaswane
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Yellow stakes help track bracken at Kgaswane

Platinum Weekly newspaper | Rustenburg – Visitors to Kgaswane Mountain Reserve may notice something unusual on the Sable loop: bright yellow stakes in the grassland and bracken fern (Pteridium aquilinum). These do not indicate a new trail o