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Nature’s Survival Challenge
Photo by Shannan Todd.
Creatures that live in the wilderness are natural masters of camouflage. Humans learning how to blend into the woods use mud, twigs and leaves to cover their bodies. Once disguised, they make friends with rotting, creepy logs and scratchy bushes to make themselves disappear.

Nature’s Survival Challenge
by Vivian I. Zumstein
What would you do if you found yourself alone in the woods at night? Wish you’d learned your lessons in Calvert’s Wilderness Survival Camp.
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- In Florida, Cypress Gardens live on — minus the waterskiers … In Norway, moonpower turns tides into electricity…
- This week’s Creature Feature: in Finland, 7,000 liberated mink prowl for dinner.

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