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In Europe, having crickets in the kitchen is lucky.
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They might seem creepy to you, but some people keep insects as pets.
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People all over the world love pets.
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Then
the food chain begins again.
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Crickets are considered good fortune in Native American cultures, too.
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Skunks are curious and playful.
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In Europe
having crickets in the kitchen is lucky.
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It’s a way animals blend into their surroundings
so they are not seen by predators.
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During summer
their fur turns brown.
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In some countries, people have skunks as pets.
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Mini pigs, like potbellied pigs, are getting popular.
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They might seem creepy to you
but some people keep insects as pets.
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But the first real space traveler was Laika
a Russian dog.
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Crickets are especially popular.
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In China
people believe crickets bring good luck.
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In 1957
she was launched into space on a Soviet spacecraft.
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In a lucid dream
you are able to control the dream.
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In many countries
crickets are a symbol of good luck.
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What about their smell?
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Some can disguise themselves as a leaf
a twig
or even a flower!
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Bugs are cheap and easy to look after.
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Could a skunk be a good pet?
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Potbellied pigs have been trained to play the piano
dance
and even ride skateboards!
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Because pigs are clever, they are easily trained.
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Would you have a pet pig?
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Then
if the real germs get in the body later
the immune system can defeat them.
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But some people prefer unusual pets.
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Potbellied pigs have been trained to play the piano, dance, and even ride skateboards!
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During REM sleep
your brain is extremely active.
a period of deep sleep
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Producers produce their own food from air
and sunlight.
water
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Dogs and cats are the most popular ones.
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Organisms have adapted to get food
or protect themselves.
reproduce
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For example
birds’ beaks are shaped differently according to their food habits.
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Because pigs are clever
they are easily trained.
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In some countries
people have skunks as pets.
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But for young children
it often happens.
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Their scent glands are removed when they are babies.
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They are in the air
and on everything you touch.
on food
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Sadly
Laika died during the flight.
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If germs get inside a body
the body’s immune system fights them.
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Pigs are smart and loyal to their owners.
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When a vaccine enters a body
the immune system learns how to fight the germs.
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Sometimes you can’t remember your dreams
but everyone dreams while sleeping.
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In 1947
the U.S. sent fruit flies into space.
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At the beginning of the Space Age
scientists were clueless about what would happen to humans in space.
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When you sleep
your brain cycles through rapid eye movement (REM) sleep and non-REM sleep.
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Skunk owners claim they are great companions.
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Many germs are harmless
but some cause diseases.
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When a disease spreads rapidly around the world
we call it a pandemic.
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Don’t worry about it.
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Mini pigs
are getting popular.
like potbellied pigs
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Crickets are considered good fortune in Native American cultures
too.
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It takes time
but you can train your brain to do that.
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Then
you get a vaccine.
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When living things die
decomposers break down
their tissues.
or decompose
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In many countries, crickets are a symbol of good luck.
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In China, people believe crickets bring good luck.
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So if you are suffering from nightmares
you may try to have lucid dreams.
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