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In this lesson, students will research what scientists are studying on Antarctica and what they hope to gain from their research. They will also create a multi-media story about the challenges penguins face living in this harsh environment.

In this lesson, students will gather information regarding penguins and write a story from a penguin's point-of-view that describes his or her daily life. Students will also research the impact of climate change on Antarctica and create a poster to call attention to the topic.

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As far back as the 12th century, Bandhavgarh, in India's Madhya Pradesh, had served as a game reserve and tiger hunting ground for the Maharajas of Rewa.

Nothing so captured John Denver's imagination like flight. In addition to being an accomplished pilot, Denver was also a devotee of birds of prey.

Three birds -- the whooping swan, the ptarmigan, and the gyrfalcon -- figure prominently in Icelandic myth.

View additional resources, online and in print, for NATURE's "Flight School."

In the 1930s, a young Austrian scientist named Konrad Zacharias Lorenz formally documented the process of "imprinting" -- socially bonding to a parent figure.