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The hedgehog: Practice tweezers grip
Give this hedgehog spines again with toothpicks or short bamboo skewers while practicing fine motor skills. Young toddlers can pull the spines out of the hedgehog.
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Burlend deer: Photo
In the photo you see a bellowing male, with the females watching from a distance.
Every year during the fall, a battle takes place between the male deer in one area. Males bellow (shout) and fight each other. The winner gets to mate with the females …
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knight tournament
The tournament, originally called hastiludium or hastilude , which literally meant game with spears and where armed knights fought against each other with swords, originated in the late Middle Ages as a pastime of knights.
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medieval cannon
Cannons were first used on the battlefield in the late Middle Ages. However, their poor rate of fire (often only one shot was fired in the course of a battle) and their inaccuracy made the gun more of a psychological than an anti-personnel …
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Auschwitz: Photos
Auschwitz camp.
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Fly Agaric: Photos
To be used with the theme of autumn or in a lesson in world orientation.
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Bever site: Photos
Photos from two beaver sites. One in a borough of Gedine (Belgian Ardennes) and one just over the French border a few kilometers further.
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cockchafer
The May beetle (Melolontha melolontha) is a 2.5 to 4 cm large beetle whose adults emerge in May and then eat young tree leaves for several weeks and fly around in search of a mate.
They occur on the sandy soils. Formerly common, they are now …
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Atalanta
The atalanta (Vanessa atalanta) is a striking twist with a span of 5-6 centimeters. In Belgium there are two generations a year. The eggs are deposited one by one on the nettle. The caterpillar is 35 to 40 mm long, and the color of specimens …
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Peacock eye
The peacock-eye (Inachis io) is a butterfly and in the Netherlands and Belgium the best-known species from the family Nymphalidae, the foxes, mother-of-pearl butterflies and red-backed butterflies.
The peacock eye is one of the best known and most …
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dung beetle
Dung beetles are an informal group of beetles that eat dung as larva or imago, there are about 5000 species. The species better known in the Netherlands and Belgium come from the family Geotrupidae. There are also a few subfamilies (Scarabaeinae …
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Goldfly
The thistle butterfly (Vanessa cardui) is a butterfly of the family Aurelias (Nymphalidae), subfamily Nymphalinae. In the Netherlands and Belgium the thistle butterfly is mainly known as a migratory butterfly that reaches our country in highly …
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