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Around the North Pole, temperatures are so cold that parts of the ocean turn into solid ice called "sea ice.

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Ross MacPhee has always loved dirt. To him it means the opportunity to find lost things — from bones and teeth to pirate treasure.

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Solve these interactive story puzzles to find out how people and other animals live in the Arctic.

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At the top of the world is a cold and icy area called the Arctic. It is made up of the Arctic Ocean and parts of Nort...

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Solve these story puzzles to find out more about how life in the Arctic is affected by climate change.

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Find out more about global warming. How, and why, we should slow it?

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Winter brings snow and ice in places like northern Minnesota. But during the same season along Florida's beaches, tem...

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Antarctica is like no other place on Earth. The continent is covered almost entirely by a thick ice sheet. Yet there...

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There is nothing in the world like water. Without it, our world would be a very different place. Water covers over tw...

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Polar bears are the top predator of the icy Arctic. But these large, furry white mammals have to work hard for their...

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Comets are like "dirty snowballs" that have orbited the Sun since our Solar System formed, billions of year...

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The frigid waters of the Arctic and the Antarctic may seem like hostile habitats. But a variety of marine life -- fro...

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Find out about Earth's climate, its consequences, and what we can do.

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Arctic ice is melting. Coral reefs are disappearing. Sea levels are rising. These events are part of an even bigger p...

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Find out how paleontologist John Flynn answered kids' questions.

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Water is a precious resource, and all things need water to survive.

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Saturn is known for the beautiful rings that form a giant hula hoop around it. The rings are made of chunks of ice an...

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Pluto was discovered in 1930 and considered to be the ninth planet in our solar system.

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When most people think of flamingos, they imagine the delicate pink bird wading in a warm and sunny tropical marsh. N...

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Oscar Wisting was part of the famous Antarctic expedition led by the Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen. He was a tale...

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More than 60 moons orbit Jupiter. One of these moons is Europa. It is especially intriguing to scientists. Miles belo...

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The oddest thing about Uranus is that the planet, its rings, and its moons "roll" around the Sun on an axis...

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Bubbling hot springs. Antarctic ice. Deep ocean trenches. The Himalayan peaks. Few organisms can live in any of these...

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For over 1,000 years, people called the Inuit lived in the Arctic. Long ago, they relied on fishing and hunting for s...

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Ross MacPhee has always loved dirt. It means the opportunity to find lost things--from bones and teeth to pirate trea...

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Mars is often called the "red planet." It's red because its surface is covered with rusted particles of iron.

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Sandstone is made of tiny pieces of sand you can see and feel. You can actually scratch away grains of sand from a pi...

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Granite is an igneous rock, which means it formed from magma, or melted rock. It forms deep inside the Earth under a...

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Check out the scrapbook to learn about this amazing race!

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Watch these videos to explore Felicity's work as a conservation biologist.

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Do you dig the Earth? If so, you'll want to meet Ed.

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