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Jun 2024
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Salt Mysteries: Unraveling Why the Sea I...

TIM NGAI
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Dive into a salty adventure with "English for Kids"! In this exciting episode, we're joined by Dr. Marina, a marine biologist, to explore the intriguing question: Why is the sea salty? From the journey of minerals from rocks to our vast oceans, to the crucial role salt plays in marine life and global climates, get ready to unlock the secrets of our salty seas. Perfect for young minds eager to learn about the natural world, this episode will expand horizons and spark curiosity!

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