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Brawl Stars--a cool Supercell game - Jeremy

Hi, it's the natural noob here, I've been playing a game called Brawl Stars(I know that it's not the things that I SHOULD talk about, but who said I can't?). So I'll explain this game briefly. Brawl Stars is created by a finnish company--Supercell, Supercell is also the creator of Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, Boom Beach and Hay Day. This game was released by the end of 2018, that's pretty new right? And you will have a greatful time when playing, this...their game(s). So it's not too known by everybody. Unlike Clash of Clans, Hay Day and Boom Beach, this game is perfectly a  multiplayer game and there are different modes in this game and in my opinion, Brawl Stars is a really fun game to play without too much of a massacre. This game also includes a varied type of character(aka brawlers), and they all have wonderful powers.  Gameplay: In this game, you'll start with Shelly, a purple-hair girl who fired bullets with her shotgun. You'll need also to r...

Bee's Pollination - Jeremy

The bumblebee(shown here) vibrates the flower to get pollen Hi, it's the natural noob again. Now I'm going to explain an a important part of our life - bee's pollination. Many of you might think of the stings of poisonous bees in the first place and ran away whenever there's a buzzing noise, but many of these insects help our plants or crops to pollinate. The data shows bees actually pollinates one third of plants on Earth. And even more, the bees show efficacy when pollinating from flower to flower. So I'm going to explain the bees pollination more simply. Efficacy : This picture shows a worker that is using a paint brush to get the pollen of this flower (when there are no bee to pollinate this specific type of flower). But the problem is, there are tons of flowers as a result, the workers must work for days to pollinate all of the flowers that they've planted (=lots of paint brushing). But honey bees showed us how quick they can pollinate flower to flower and ...

Symbiotic Relationships - Jeremy

Hi, it's the natural noob here, today, I'm going to explain about symbiotic relationships between two creatures.  If you like Marvel comics, you might think that symbiotes are aliens from another universe (which is correct if you really admire fiction and comics).  This type of symbiote (from science fiction and comic books) can give you powers such as superhuman strength, the ability to breathe underwater, or camouflage like the Venom character; and make endless webs like Spider-Man.  What I'm going to talk about is more scientific, so let me explain it more precisely, there are three types of symbiotic relationships: mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism (yeah, these are real scientific words, mind blowing!) So the first one, mutualism, it's when two creature have a relationship that benefits each other (both of them).   As seen in the image, this Nile crocodile benefits from a free dentist check-up. While this Egyptian plover is getting a free meal. That is...

Plantation of Coral Reefs - Jeremy

     Hi, last time, I wrote about animals in cities, but today I'm going to talk about the ecosystem...underwater. For those who don't know, corals are alive. Maybe many of you think corals are only expensive colourful rocks, well, no. Actually, corals are dying because of global warming and over-fishing.  Here is a picture to compare what coral reefs look like in nature, before and after this massacre:  On the left, the corals is living great with colours, but on the right, the corals had already shown their skeletons, and all is white. Some biologists have started to plant coral babies, with an adult's egg and sperm that they release annually. Allow me to explain this process step by step. Method 1: Firstly, the reefs in need will be cut by local gardeners (or by the coral itself when they break). Then, these fragments will be glued  onto the healthy or living corals. Biologists use a special glue made from a mixture of see water and salt. Finally, it wil...

The Nature in Cities - Jeremy

 Puma in Chile During the lockdown, we are staying in our houses, but animals do come out! The virus has spread between humans, and the transmission between pets is not playing a huge role. On the streets fewer people in cities go out, so animals have less to be scared of. Unlike the humpback whale in the St-Lawrence, it was probably lost. Many wild animals come out from forests, near the cities to make the streets a part of their habitats. Two specific animals are coyotes and pumas. These two animals are medium-sized natural predators. Pumas live in mountain areas and coyotes live in forests or on the prairies. Firstly, I will talk about pumas in the alleys in Chile. When citizens discovered that pumas started to appear on road, the government tried to capture and release them without hurting them. They were released into the wild in their natural habitat. Chile's government is examining the creatures they've discovered, and releasing it into the wild when they are healthy. P...