Pet Power
Humans and animals have a powerful bond. Some people think that this bond could have a positive effect on human health and behaviour. But what does the science say? Investigate the evidence for yourself.
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Series: Connected 2017 Level 3 - Mahi Tahi
Category: Non-fiction
Strand: Statistics, Nature of science
Pet Power
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2 of 4Captured in Ice
Nancy Bertler is a scientist who studies the ice.
3 of 4Building for the Future
The Samoan village of Sa’anapu is under threat from tsunamis, cyclones, and rising sea levels. To protect their village, the Council of Matai are working with an architect and scientist from New Zealand.
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