Electrifying performance: thunderstorms are nature's sound and light show

Article Abstract:

Thunderstorms offer a spectacle of sound and light especially during the night. They consist of 10,000 to 100,000 amperes of electricity travelling at 150,000 km. per second, accompanied by booming thunder. Certain areas in Canada such as central Quebec, northern Ontario, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and the Prairies experience thunderstorms at least 15 days a year.

Appreciation, Thunderstorms

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Night makes right

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Ceropia are Canada's giant silk moths, which like any other moths, have a fascinating way of transforming. Giant silk moths are attracted to light, thus, they use the moon as a guide, making them fly in circles around it. Other facts about the giant silk moths are included.

Sexual behavior, Behavior, Moths, Caterpillars

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Uninvited guests

Article Abstract:

A writer narrates his and his family's encounters with different kinds of household insects which have been part of their daily lives from morning until night. In each encounter, he gives a little background of the insect.

Personal narratives, Insects

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