# data[].attributes.body
Markus

This article talk about

Little Foot skull fossil prooving early humans had small brains, swung in trees and ate vegan diets

Early humans had small brains, swung between trees like monkeys and ate vegan diets millions of years ago.

Scientists in South Africa made the discovery after performing the careful excavation, cleaning, and scanning of the skull of an ancient fossil

The first cervical vertebra of the ancestor Australopithecus dates back 3.67 million years and is the most complete of its kind in the world

The first cervical verteb plays a crucial role in vertebrate biology. Besides acting as the connection between the head and the neck.

The skull is useful for estimating blood flow supplying the brain.

Their studys shows that Australopithecus was capable of head movements that differ from ours.

It's long been known that ancient human-like apes, such as Rudapithecus, swung through trees millions of years ago

The team believes blood flow was about three times lower than in modern humans and closer to that of chimps.

Why are apes like us?

https://www.kidsnews.com.au/history/little-foot-skull-fossil-proves-early-humans-had-small-brains-swung-in-trees-and-ate-vegan-diets/news-story/55516b28c91fe4fbb65467b4369029f6

# data[].attributes.body
This article talks about Virtual tours. It is good when you want to visit some place without leaving home. You can visit places, what is not possible in real life. The Virtual reality make possibel to see lot of places around the World, what you want to  visit. The 10 most favorite places what peopels visit in virtual reality is the Great wall of China, Cincinnati Zoo, San Diego Zoo, British Museum, Smithsonian, Farm 360, Louvre, Yellowston National Park, The Met Opera, Musee D´Orsay and even Mars.

What you think about Virtual tours?

https://www.kidsnews.com.au/technology/take-a-virtual-tour-around-the-worlds-best-sites-galleries-zoos-museums-and-even-mars/news-story/5717c73be2321ba8dcfeedf35bf4d9c8

# data[].attributes.body
Tõnis Mugra

NASA plans with moon

NASA has plans for life on the moon. They plan to send astronauts to moon at 2024. NASA is going to build a camp on the moon. That allows astronauts stay on moon over a week. There are few transport macines to. Human have plans to fly from moon to mars. At the same time when robots are building a new spaceship. What can human to on moon?
https://www.kidsnews.com.au/news

# data[].attributes.body
Twelve-week-old Rae is a 'unicorn puppy', it means she have only one ear.
She is livinig with her 'mommy' Ms Aardema in the US who works at the vet hospital.
The dog's breeder isn't sure what happened at birth to injure Rae - but susbects Rae's mother was cleaning off platsenta or amniotic sac and was a litlle too agressive. Rae's entire left ear was gone and all that was left was the canal with all of the skin peeled off. After her sugery, the remarkable movement of her remaining ear began. Ms Aardema said the puppy has no issues with heraing or pain.

https://www.kidsnews.com.au/animals/rae-the-unicorn-puppy-has-one-ear-that-looks-like-the-horn-of-the-mystical-creature/news-story/5ba81c910a7261b3dc5c3b0d59ddfc9c

Why did she lose her ear?

# data[].attributes.body
COVID-19 is the name given to the infectious* disease caused by the most recently discovered coronavirus. This new virus and disease was unknown before the outbreak began in Wuhan, China, in December 2019.
WHAT HAPPENS IF I GET COVID-19?
Most common symptoms are fever, tiredness, and dry cough.

Some patients may have aches and pains, nasal congestion*, runny nose, sore throat or diarrhoea. These symptoms are usually mild and begin gradually.

Some people become infected but don’t develop any symptoms and don’t feel unwell.
People can catch COVID-19 from others who have the virus through small droplets* from the nose or mouth that are spread when a person with COVID-19 coughs or breathes out.
Governments around the world, including in Estonia, are making new rules or guidelines almost every day about what people can and can’t do.
These rules are about travel, work, school, shopping, eating in restaurants and cafes, playing and watching sport and being in close contact with other people.

The rules are to try to stop COVID-19 spreading from person to person and to slow down its spread through a community so hospitals have enough beds for the people who get seriously ill. 
HOW CAN YOU AVOID GETTING COVID-19?
Follow the rules about staying away from people.

Wash your hands frequently with soap and water or use hand sanitiser.

Don’t touch your face.

Cough or sneeze into your elbow or a tissue and put the tissue straight into the bin.

Do your best to stay healthy by going to bed on time, eating healthy food and exercising.



LINK: https://www.kidsnews.com.au/explainers/kids-news-explains-what-covid19-is-and-why-there-are-new-rules-for-living/news-story/e093d140786251866754928b1a65fa47

# data[].attributes.body
Easter celebrations and traditions around the world

Easter is a Christian religious tradition. Easter falls on different dates each year, ranging between March 21 and April 25. In 2020 Easter falls on Sunday, April 12, meaning Good Friday is the 10th and Easter Monday is the 11th. Chocolate or decorated eggs are one of the most recognizable modern traditions of Easter. Easter bunnies began to be a part of Easter traditions in the 1600s. Different countries have different traditions to celebrate Easter, for example many cultures have special Easter bread.

How do Estonians celebrate Easter?

https://www.kidsnews.com.au/explainers/easter-celebrations-and-traditions-around-the-world/news-story/fc4c4d18f544bc6039f479ebfca78082

# data[].attributes.body
Coronaviruses are a group of related viruses that cause diseases in mammals and birds. In humans, coronaviruses cause respiratory tract infections that can range from mild to lethal. Mild illnesses include some cases of the common cold (which has other possible causes, predominantly rhinoviruses), while more lethal varieties can cause SARS, MERS, and COVID-19. Symptoms in other species vary: in chickens, they cause an upper respiratory tract disease, while in cows and pigs they cause diarrhea. There are yet to be vaccines or antiviral drugs to prevent or treat human coronavirus infections.
what is corona virus?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coronavirus

# data[].attributes.body
World’s smallest dinosaur found embedded in amber.

The world’s smallest dinosaur has been discovered — and it looks like a miniature pigeon.The dinosaur lived in present-day Myanmar 100  million years ago and would have weighed less than 28 g. It would have been roughly the same size as today’s smallest bird. The find will help scientists study further how modern birds evolved from the dinosaurs.

Fifty footprints from one of the earliest dinosaurs have been found in the UK. They were found on the Isle of Skye by experts from the University of Edinburgh.

Why do you think that dinosaurs existed/don´t existed?

https://www.kidsnews.com.au/animals/worlds-smallest-dinosaur-found-embedded-in-amber/news-story/a0bf8c0fed2e77ac6b6ea7370287791e

# data[].attributes.body
Animals
A team of wildlife carers in Queensland is spending the COVID-19 disruption playing with tigers to keep them from being sad.
Dreamworld’s tiger carers know from experience how important it is to keep playing with their tigers.This time around, Tiger Island manager Patrick Martin-Vegue said every effort was being made to ensure the cats were able to keep to their routine as much as possible.
And all this is done to slow down the spread of the virus.
Why it is necessary to entertain and play with tigers?

https://www.kidsnews.com.au/animals/carers-working-hard-to-keep-tigers-happy-and-playing-during-covid19-disruption/news-story/72820a0ae0e29198a7f20f35b2a74e45

# data[].attributes.body
NASA-s plans for 2024

NASA has revealed plans for life on the moon.

The US space agency’s Artemis program hopes to return astronauts to the Moon by 2024.

One program aims to create a “Artemis Base Camp” that will allow humans to live for short periods of time on the lunar* surface.

NASA has plans for four astronauts to live in accommodation there, possibly for a week at a time.

If humans were to stay any longer theyr require more complicated things such as water and waste disposal, radiation shiealding, a lauching pad and infrastructure.

Two transport systems have been suggested, including a lunar terrain vehicle.

The habitable vehicle would be very similar to a camper van.

The Moon base is intended to help astronauts eventually prepare for a space flight to Mars.

Link

Q: What do you think about  NASAs plans?

# data[].attributes.body
This article talks about COVID-19. It said that there is good things happening in the world too. For example, the air isn’t that polluted anymore. In Italy, the waters are clean. It also said that the best way to not spread the virus is to stay home. The scientists say that we shouldn’t be worried and after some time, everything will go back to normal. There is a scientist in Australia, who is one of the smartest doctors in the world and he says he is doing everything possible. They say that we have had many viruses but we got through it and we will get through COVID-19 too. The best thing we can do at the moment is to take care of each other and stat away from crowds. All the doctors and scientists are doing everything in their power.
- How can we stop spreading the virus?
- Why should we stay away from crowds?
https://www.kidsnews.com.au/humanities/its-not-all-bad-news-there-is-good-news-too/news-story/d8c63eef04ef9d52fbeed700819bc33e

# data[].attributes.body
Australia’s biggest dog a gentle giant helping schoolchildren and the elderly.

At 130kg, baron is Australia`s biggest dog. He is patiently helping kids learn to read and visiting elderly people in his therapy-dog job. Baron is an English mastiff, an amiable, five-year-old pooch who joins his human owner, Mark York, at the SummitCare aged-care home every week, walking around and greeting the residents. He has a 91cm-diameter neck, bread-plate-sized paws and stands around 2m tall when up on his back legs. His neck is thicker than most blokes’ waist. “They get to spend a bit of time with him and have a bit of animal company,” Mr York said. “People’s faces light up when he walks in the room.” “Everyone just wants to cuddle him,” Mr York said. “We can’t even walk up the street without the neighbours coming out to take photos or say G’day.” But Baron’s most popular fans are the young children he helps to become confident lifelong readers. The gentle giant, who is also a therapy dog, spends his extra time visiting young schoolchildren with behavioural difficulties to help them build confidence in a program called Story Dogs.
What dog breed is Baron?
https://www.kidsnews.com.au/animals/australias-biggest-dog-a-gentle-giant-helping-schoolchildren-and-the-elderly/news-story/b8c5039297193e6e52641102d0a62a9f

# data[].attributes.body
Twin polar bear cubs venture out of the den for the first time into an empty zoo.

A pair of twin polar bear cubs have made their public debut* at a zoo in the Netherlands but without the public because of coronavirus restrictions.

The three-and-a-half-month-old cubs and their mother cautiously ventured* out of the maternity* den at the Ouwehands Zoo in recent days.

Female polar bears can delay the development of an embryo — an unborn cub in the very early days of development — until conditions are right. To make enough breast milk to feed a baby while hibernating in a den in winter.

Q: Is it dangerous if polar bears come to human areas to search for food?