Science, Technology, and Nature Headlines for Kids

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Science & Technology

Crackdown on illegal downloaders
Six big internet companies are going to start sending letters to people who download music from the internet for free.
New gadgets for gaming fans
There's excitement for gaming fans this week, as hundreds of designers and console makers get together to show off their latest gaming gadgets and gizmos.
Plans to stop rip-off ringtones
Mobile phone companies that send you loads of ringtones and texts you don't want could soon be a thing of the past.
Bunny saves owners
A pet rabbit named Rabbit saved its owners from a fire which destroyed their home in Australia.
Amy's wax double
Beehive, eyeliner, tattoos and mini dress - it must be Amy Winehouse or is it?
Fish nibble feet!
A salon in America is offering fish pedicures to get people's feet looking soft and smooth.
Hurricane Dolly in action
Hurricane Dolly hammered into the coast between Texas and Mexico, lashing the region with winds of up to 160km/h.

Animals

Boy fights back by biting dog
An 11-year-old boy in Brazil fought back when a dog attacked him by biting it.
Bunny saves owners from blaze
Rabbits might not be that well known for their bravery, but one pet bunny in Australia helped save it's owner's lives when their home caught fire.
Sanctuary to help save bumblebees
A bumblebee sanctuary, thought to be the first of its kind in the world, has been set up in Scotland.
Bunny saves owners
A pet rabbit named Rabbit saved its owners from a fire which destroyed their home in Australia.
Amy's wax double
Beehive, eyeliner, tattoos and mini dress - it must be Amy Winehouse or is it?
Fish nibble feet!
A salon in America is offering fish pedicures to get people's feet looking soft and smooth.
Hurricane Dolly in action
Hurricane Dolly hammered into the coast between Texas and Mexico, lashing the region with winds of up to 160km/h.
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