The Honey Badger of Africa: The Fearless Animal That Fights Off Lions
Meet the honey badger, a small but mighty creature with the superpower of fearlessness that helps it survive in the wild.
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Meet the honey badger, a small but mighty creature with the superpower of fearlessness that helps it survive in the wild.
Meet the sharpshooter of the sea that uses water as a weapon to catch its dinner from above!
These amazing fish can create their own electricity using special cells that work like tiny batteries stacked together.
Baseball and cricket both use balls and bats, but only one sport needs gloves. The secret is in the ball itself!
Skunks have a stinky superpower that keeps them safe from predators. Here's how their famous spray works!
Submarines have a clever trick for sinking and floating on purpose using special tanks and science!
In Longyearbyen, Norway, the sun stays in the sky day and night from April to August. How is this possible?
Follow a tiny raindrop on an amazing adventure through the sky, down to Earth, and back again in the never-ending water cycle.
Twice a day, scientists launch giant balloons into the sky to gather secrets about tomorrow's weather.
That white powder on gymnasts' hands isn't just for show—it's a secret weapon that helps them grip and stay safe!
Bombardier beetles have a secret weapon that shoots boiling hot liquid at enemies. How do they do it without hurting themselves?
Rainbows always show red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet in the same order because of how sunlight bends through water drops.
Ever wonder why hockey pucks spend time in the freezer? The chilly secret makes the game better for players and fans alike!
Cats have an amazing superpower that helps them twist and turn in the air. Find out how they do it!
A tiny helicopter named Ingenuity became the first aircraft ever to fly on another planet, proving that flight is possible in the Martian sky.
In the frozen Arctic, kids learn what it takes to become astronauts by living and training in conditions similar to outer space.
Race car drivers watch for colorful flags that tell them important messages during a race.
Arctic foxes are masters of disguise, switching their coats from snowy white to earthy brown twice a year!
Giant ships cross from ocean to ocean by riding water elevators up and over a mountain. Here's how this amazing machine works!
These furry engineers use their teeth and tails to transform streams into thriving wetland habitats.
Tiny living things called yeast work like magic to fill bread with bubbles and make it soft and delicious.
Have you ever wondered how traffic lights decide when to turn from red to green? The answer might surprise you!
SpaceX just set a new record by launching two rockets only 38 minutes apart!
Woodpeckers drum on trees up to 20 times per second. So why don't their brains get hurt?
Astronauts don't float because there's no gravity in space. The surprising truth is much cooler than that!
Ever wonder why bowling pins form that perfect triangle shape? The answer is all about fairness and fun!
These tiny birds have a special superpower that almost no other bird can do—they can fly in any direction, even backwards!
Giant kelp can grow two feet in a single day, creating underwater forests full of life.
Sea turtles swim thousands of miles across the ocean, then find the exact beach where they hatched. How do they do it?
Meet the tiny sea creature that has scientists amazed by its incredible ability to turn back time and never truly die.
Meet the Bajau people who dive deep into the ocean without tanks, holding their breath longer than anyone else on Earth.
About one third of the world drives on the left side of the road instead of the right. How did this happen?
Ever gulped ice cream too fast and felt that sharp pain in your head? Let's discover what's really happening when you get brain freeze!
A frightening moment in Punggol ended safely after a man rushed to help a toddler who was spotted crossing a road alone without an adult nearby.
Belgium is battling the biggest wildfire ever recorded in the country after a huge fire swept through the High Fens nature reserve in eastern Belgium.
Why do schools practise what to do during an emergency?
Singapore's Internal Security Department (ISD) announced that three young Singaporeans had been detained under the Internal Security Act (ISA)
Our oceans need our help.
The amazing sea creatures in the ocean
The importance of Ocean
As floodwaters continue to spread across southern China, rescue teams are facing another unexpected challenge: snakes appearing in towns and villages.
Deadly Storms Batter China as Millions Face Floods
2026 FIFA World Cup has entered the exciting Round of 32
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is the largest World Cup in history, bringing together 48 teams from around the world to compete for football’s most prestigious trophy.
School spirit helps students feel connected to their school community.
Group projects help students learn how to cooperate and share ideas.
The school library is a place where students can discover new ideas and exciting stories.
Recess gives students time to play, move, and recharge for learning.
Modern spacecraft and satellites are helping scientists learn more about space than ever before.
Solar panels are helping communities create clean electricity from sunlight.
New robots are learning amazing skills and helping people in many different places.
Artificial intelligence is becoming more common and is helping people learn, work, and solve problems.
Cities are organised places with zones, infrastructure, and services that help large populations live and work efficiently together.
Public transport helps cities reduce traffic and pollution by allowing many people to share buses, trains, and ferries instead of using cars.
Urban planning is how cities are designed using maps, zoning laws, and green spaces to make them safe and easy to live in.
Cities manage waste through collection, landfills, recycling, and compost systems to keep environments clean and sustainable.
Food chains and ecosystems show how energy moves between plants and animals, keeping nature balanced and connected.
Dolphins are social marine animals that use sound, teamwork, and intelligence to survive in the ocean.
Tigers are powerful carnivores that use camouflage, strength, and stealth to hunt in forests and grasslands.
Penguins are special birds that cannot fly but are excellent swimmers that live in cold places..
Why does our heart beat faster when we run?
Your body has a special system that protects you from illness.
Old World War 2 Bomb Safely Disposed Near Changi Airport
As the war spreads across the Middle East, it is not only happening on land. It is also affecting the sea and many nearby countries.
The war between Israel, Iran, and the United States is getting bigger and more dangerous.
On April 3, 2026, NASA successfully launched astronauts into deep space as part of its Artemis II mission.
Your body is like a machine — and it needs different types of fuel to work properly.
Imagine travelling to another country. The buildings may look different, the language may sound different… and the food can be completely new too.
Before food reaches your plate, it goes on a long journey.
Astronauts explore space, do experiments, and discover amazing things about the stars and planets.
Engineers build and fix things, solve problems, and make the world safer and more fun.
Doctors help people stay healthy, treat illnesses, and make sure everyone feels better
Firefighters are heroes who keep people safe and help in emergencies.
Heavy rain caused dangerous flooding in Hawaii, especially on Oʻahu and Maui.
When countries are fighting a war, the sky above them can become very dangerous.
Why did the United States join Israel in the war?
Why are Israel and Iran fighting?
Why can’t we just burn all the plastic and make it disappear?
If Singapore already burns most of its trash safely, why do we still need to recycle?
Have you ever seen pictures of beaches covered in rubbish? Plastic in the ocean does not usually start there. So how does it travel so far?
Singapore will restart crow control operations in March 2026.
This special full moon is called the Snow Moon — and it happens every February.
The Biggest Chinese New Year Celebrations Around the World!
Rain happens when tiny drops of water in clouds grow heavy and fall back to Earth.
Weather feels hot or cold because of how much sunlight reaches different parts of Earth.
Storms happen when warm and cold air meet and create powerful clouds in the sky.
Weather forecasts help us understand what the sky might bring so we can stay safe and make good choices.
2026 Winter Olympics Highlights
A man named Alex Honnold climbed Taipei 101, one of the tallest buildings in the world, without using a rope, helmet, or any safety gear.
Earth has day and night because it is always spinning, so different parts of the planet take turns facing the Sun.
People want to go to space to explore the unknown, learn more about Earth, create new inventions, and prepare for the future.
Astronauts float in space because gravity is much weaker there, so nothing is pulled down the way it is on Earth.
Heavy snow in Russia
A tragic train accident happened in Spain.
5-year-old boy choked after swallowing a rambutan seed
Chile is facing very serious wildfires.
People choose different ways to travel depending on where they are going and what they need to do.
Traffic lights were invented to help people move safely when roads became busy and confusing.
People invented planes because they wanted to travel very far in much less time.
Cars were invented to help people travel faster and more easily when walking and horses were no longer enough.
In 2026, the Northern Lights may appear more often than usual in many northern parts of the world.
On 2 January 2026, a rocket built by SpaceX carried a satellite into space to help watch Earth from above. The satellite will help scientists understand weather changes and keep our planet safe.
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A large hole suddenly opened in the ground at a sports field in Melbourne, Australia
This week, colourful light artworks are lighting up parts of Singapore at night, turning buildings and public spaces into glowing art that families can enjoy together.
The Ankylosaurus was a dinosaur built for defence.
Long-necked herbivorous dinosaurs grew huge so they could reach food that others could not and protect themselves from predators, helping them survive in a dangerous dinosaur world.
Tyrannosaurus Rex is one of the fiercest dinosaurs.
Dinosaur Featured Week
A very big wildlife meeting was held in a country called Uzbekistan
A big fire started at a group of tall apartment buildings
A big group of dark fish was swimming very close together in the shallow water.
Many countries in Southeast Asia are joining a big sports event
While people were celebrating outside, someone started shooting from a bridge near the beach.
Across Europe, many countries have been feeling much hotter weather than before.