National Geographic Kids - USA (2019-12 & 2020-01)

Check out these

outrageous facts.

The largest known

hailstone

(^) in the United States
was about the size of a
once turned
soccer ball.
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4 NAT GEO KIDS^

BY MICHELLE HARRIS

(^) The world’s
population
(^) grew
3 billion people
between
1975 and 2011.
A man
dressed as
Santa
Claus
went
There was
a hotel
made of
garbage
in Rome, Italy.
Babies’ cries
can sound different in^
various languages.
A river in
(^) Canada
Some
are afraid
of
pigs
mud.
by^
(^) about
red.
skydiving
over the
North
Pole.
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