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Casey E |
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What got you interested and carbon and water cycles? How long have you been doing things involving them?
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QUOTE(Casey E @ Sep 13 2005, 10:53 PM) What got you interested and carbon and water cycles? How long have you been doing things involving them? -casey I have been studying water cycles and rivers since I was very young. There are so many interesting things in them. The seasons change and the animals change. The more I learned about the rivers and the lakes and the streams, the more animals I could find. The rivers, lakes and streams are like artists. Every day they create new pictures and new patterns. New animals arrive. Winter seasons create ice sculptures. The more I learned about the water cycle the more I found out that I needed to learn about the carbon cycle to better understand the natural world. There is so much to see, so much to do. Later on I learned to scuba dive and then I could visit a brand new world. I could swim into the oceans and watch the animals in their world. I could become part of the ocean. The more I learn the more interesting the cycles become. The more I learn the more I learn that there is so much more to learn and see. Totally fascinating. |
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