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The Canadian Mint uses the Beaver on the 5 cent coin.
The Canadian Mint has the beaver on the five dollar coin.
Random clips of Tranquille River Beavers from Frank Ritcey on Vimeo.
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Asters are grown commercially for use in the fall garden. The native aster is much paler and smaller in colour.
Asters bloom in the fall and provide an important source of food for bees.
As the fall progresses rose hips become a deep red colour. The rose hip will remain attached to the plant for the entire winter. Rose hips are an important food source for birds.
Rose plants mature and produce a seed pod called a rose hip. An ounce of rose hips have 200% of the daily required amount of Vitamin C and 7 grams of fibre.
All plants and animals have interesting adaptations (structural, physiological and chemical) that help them to survive.
Learn more about how bears survive the winter hibernation period without damaging their bones.
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Lexus made a car ad with superconductors in it on top of a magnetic track. Superconductors are able to lock into a magnetic field.
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All Science Textbooks and Lab Manuals must be checked this week. Please bring your text to class. The Textbook cards will be sent to the office for collection on Friday June 5, 2015.
BC Science 10 Textbook Replacement Cost – $110.00
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The International year of soil (2015) is a great time to get back to your roots and learn more about how roots and soil interact to bring you the nitrogen cycle.
Dig even dipper and learn what is happening beneath the Earth’s Crust:
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