All living things grow, get old and then die. All living things produce young ones like themselves so that life on Earth can continue. Animals reproduce in different ways. A…
read moreBiology: What is a Cell? The cell is the smallest unit of living matter that exhibits the characteristics of life. Cell theory: Every organism is composed of one or more…
read moreElectronic micro-scoping has revealed the following structure in a cell. Cell or Plasma membrane: A membrane is a thin protoplasmic envelope. It encloses the cytoplasm and is selectively permeable which…
read moreIn humans, the circulatory system has three distinct components. Blood (A fluid that can circulate in the body) Heart (A pump that can circulate the blood around the body) Blood…
read moreThe human body has more than 650 individual muscles to provide movement for the body. The muscles make up nearly half the weight of the human body. Muscles stretch across…
read moreThe primary function of the human respiratory system is to transport air into the lungs and to facilitate the diffusion of Oxygen into the blood stream and to receive waste…
read moreOxygen is an important constituent of air around us. Approximately 21% of the atmosphere is comprised of oxygen. Most of the oxygen found in our atmosphere is released by plants,…
read moreThe world around us is filled with variety of things. We see so many different things every day. Inside our house or school we see furniture, electronics, food, drinks, birds,…
read morePollination is a very important process in flowers. It is the process by which pollens is transferred in the reproduction of plants, thereby enabling fertilization and reproduction. Flowers have different…
read morePlants are one of the big groups of living things. Like other living beings plants grow and die, need energy, air, water and nutrients, made of cells, reproduce, breathe and…
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