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ABC FOR SCIENCE

BY BAILEY LUCAS
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A is for antilop. Antilops is one of the smallest animals with horns.

Photo by .::Danka::.
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B is for bulls. Bulls have horns that people can get hurt.

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C is for current. A current is a current that helps you charge your things.

Photo by Tanozzo
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D is for dragonfly. Dragonflys goes around the water.

Photo by eclectic echoes
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E is for electrical. Electrical is a lot of energy.

Photo by RobertFrancis
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F is for fish. A fish lives in fresh water and salt water.

Photo by nattu
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G is for gas. Gas is a flowed or mixture.

Photo by jk+too
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H is for honey suckle. Honey suckles have a snit that the bees came to.

Photo by Hindrik S
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I is for incline plane. Incline planes help you carry stuff up.

Photo by Payton Chung
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J is for jellyfish. Jellyfish have little stingers that hurt the other fish.

Photo by Chambo25
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K is for kinetic energy. Kinetic energy is something moving.

Photo by corydalus
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L is for lion. Lions hunt for food and give it to the cubs.

Photo by Etrusia UK
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M is for magnets. Magnets can connect to each other.

Photo by nils.rohwer
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N is for north. The magnet points north.

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O is for octopus. Octopus have cups so they can climb.

Photo by Jose Felipe Ortega
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P is for pulley. Pulley helps you to get stuff up eaiser.

Photo by funadium
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Q is for quail. A quail is a small bird that can hide or be found easy.

Photo by Nick Chill Photography
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R is for river. A river can go to the ocean and the river is fresh.

Photo by Ian Sane
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S is for shark. A shark is a living thing that can kill other kinds.

Photo by Ken Bondy
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T is for thermal energy. Thermal energy is the heat from the body or some thing else.

Photo by CBC || Thermal
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U is for uisal. Uisal is type of goat that have horns.

Photo by incurable_hippie
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V is for valley. A valley is a narrow place in a mountain range.

Photo by Zach Dischner
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W is for wind power. Wind power saves energy that we might need.

Photo by Mohammad Afshar - HideInColors.com
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X is for xylem. Xylem helps the food go to the leafs.

Photo by Science and Plants for Schools
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Y is for yak. A yak is a like a buffalo but a little bit heavier.

Photo by archer10 (Dennis)
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Z is for zipper. A zipper is a lever that can connect things.

Photo by el patojo

Bailey Lucas