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1. Moss was the very first plant on earth

At the beginning, there was – moss. About  450 million years ago, first algae adapted to life on earth and mosses evolved.

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2. Reindeers love moss

Most animals don’t eat moss. It’s hard to digest, and it has little nutritional value. So why are reindeer different? The moss contains a special chemical that helps reindeer keep their blood warm. It keeps them warm during their yearly journey across the Arctic region, much like antifreeze keeps a car from freezing up in winter.

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3. Can they live for a 100 years?

A certain type can called icelandic

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SS2vTGeME3Y&ab_channel=SciShow

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Moss is a plant and not a fungi. The main purpose is to soak water and to maintain moisture in soil. Moss is important for us since it enhance air quality for us to breath.

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The Circulatory system of moss is non-vascular

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moss does not have a skeletal system

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Bently McGill- Circulatory System of Moss/Algae Video 

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Bently McGill- Circulatory System of Moss/Algae Video 

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Tadeo-How does the human circulation work

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Tadeo-How does the human circulation work

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So this is my video of the circulation video.

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Colton Parrish-skeletal system of moss/algae video

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Colton Parrish-skeletal system of moss/algae video

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this is my video about the skeletal system video

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Bently McGill- Human Integumentary System

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Bently McGill- Human Integumentary System

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How does the digestive system work.

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Colton Parrish-skeletal system of a human 

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Colton Parrish-skeletal system of a human 

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this is my video for the skeletal system for a human

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How does it work?