Footprints in the Snow

Wintertime is a great time to learn about the animals living near you. After a fresh snowfall, go outside and look for tracks. Raccoon tracks look like tiny handprints. Deer tracks look like upside-down hearts, while rabbits leave groups of 4 prints between hops. Maybe you’ll find bird or squirrel tracks. Go exploring!

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AI News Anchor Debuts in China

The Xinhua News Agency in China, introduced its new anchorman at the World Internet Conference. It is the the world’s first artificial intelligence news anchor! The remarkably natural looking AI anchor, will learn from live broadcasting videos, and can read texts in English. It won’t mind waking up early, to give the morning news!

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Ready or Not, Here I Go

In Australia, a runaway train carrying iron ore, traveled 57 miles with nobody onboard! The driver had gotten off at a stop in Melbourne, to inspect one of the cars. But the train started to roll, and the 4 locomotives and 268 cars kept going for 50 minutes, before it was purposely derailed in the desert.

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UFOs Over Ireland

Last week, several airline pilots saw unidentified flying objects over Ireland. The UFOs were very bright and traveling at astronomical speeds. The most likely explanation is that they were meteorites, entering Earth’s atmosphere at a low angle, but the Irish Aviation Authority will investigate the incident, just to be sure!

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The Best Obscure Talents

David Rush is a man of ridiculous talents. He’s set 83 world records for things like balancing a pool cue on his forehead, walking with a lawnmower on his chin, and popping balloons blindfolded with no hands. His latest accomplishment is eating the most sweet corn kernels in 3 minutes with a toothpick: 241!

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