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ArticleANIMAL ODDBALLS!

There’s some ser­i­ously bizarre beha­viour going on in the animal king­dom, from extreme eat­ing and tem­per tan­trums to creatures that lit­er­ally lose their heads. But by being weird, these curi­ous crit­ters increase their chances of sur­vival –...

ANIMAL ODDBALLS!

ArticleFive of the weird­est worlds in our galaxy

THE STRANGE STUFF: This planet might look calm, but don’t be fooled. The tem­per­at­ure on HD 189733 b can reach a scorch­ing 1,000°C, trap­ping massive amounts of heat on its star­fa­cing side. This whips up a non-stop, super-fast wind tun­nel that...

Five of the weird­est worlds in our galaxy

ArticleHARRY HOUDINI

All about the amaz­ing escape artist and his coolest tricks

HARRY HOUDINI

ArticleHowl

do you do, Kids? We've got a fang- tastic issue for you this spring, full of weird creatures, pecu­liar plan­ets and Hal­loween­themed crafts. Fab- boo- lous stuff! Plus, fam­ous magi­cian Harry Houd­ini died on Hal­loween in 1926, so we find out about...

Howl

ArticleCOOL QR CODES!

We’ve put some QR codes in this month’s mag. If you point a smart device at them you’ll be taken to more epic stuff online. Try it here!

COOL QR CODES!

ArticleBUILDING PYRAMIDS

How the Ancient Egyp­tians made these mar­vels! For thou­sands of years, people have looked at Egypt’s Giza Pyr­am­ids and wondered how the Ancient Egyp­tians built them. Ori­gin­ally tower­ing 147m above the ground, the tallest of these monu­ments –...

BUILDING PYRAMIDS