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Amphibians
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Animals
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Birds
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Domestic animals
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Ecosystems
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Fish
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Human body
- Blood
- Body chemistry
- Brain
- Breathing
- Cells
- Digestion
- Ear
- Eye
- Genes and DNA
- Growth and development
- Heart
- Human body
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Human body A-Z
- Kidneys
- Liver
- Muscles
- Nervous system
- Nose
- Nutrients
- Reproduction
- Skeleton
- Skin, hair and nails
- Teeth
- Why do we cry when we feel sad?
- Why do our ears pop when we fly in a plane?
- Why do we breathe faster when we run?
- Why do you feel dizzy when you spin around?
- Why do we have hiccups?
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Land invertebrates
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Life
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Mammals
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Marine invertebrates
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Micro-organisms
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Ocean life
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LET'S EXPLORE The human body
Human body
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Human body A-Z
Adrenal glands A pair of endocrine glands that produce hormones in response to stress, including adrenaline, which makes the heart beat faster, preparing the body for action.
Allergy An abnormal reaction of the immune system to a harmless substance. During an allergic reaction, the body attacks a harmless substance as through it were a pathogen.
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