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CONNECT   It is the mosquito that transmits Dengue, Zika, Chikungunya, and Urban Yellow Fever. It originates from Africa, is smaller than common mosquitoes, has a black body with patterns forming a small cup-like design on the thorax, and white stripes on its head and legs. Its wings are translucent, and the noise it makes […]

CONNECT Geography is the science responsible for understanding space and its relationship with humans. It studies geographical space, meaning all terrestrial space created by humans or that has a direct or indirect relationship with them. Thus, the study of urban and rural societies, the use and appropriation of natural resources, and natural dynamics are part

CONNECT   In nature, there are animals with different diets: carnivores and herbivores. Carnivores are those that primarily eat meat, such as lions, tigers, and wolves. They have sharp teeth and strong claws to hunt and capture their prey. On the other hand, herbivores are animals that primarily eat plants, such as cows, horses, and

CONNECT   Do you know what animal habitats are? Habitats are the specific places where animals live and find everything they need to survive. Some live in homes with people, like dogs and cats, and these are called domestic animals. Others live in wild places, such as forests, savannas, and oceans. They have vast spaces

CONNECT   There are many different types of animals in the world. They can be divided into two main groups: vertebrate and invertebrate animals. Vertebrate animals have a backbone or spine, which helps them move and stay strong. An example of a vertebrate animal is the elephant, one of the largest land animals in the

CONNECT   There are terrestrial animals, like lions and elephants, aquatic animals, like fish and dolphins, and aerial animals, like eagles and butterflies. Each one has to adapt to its respective living conditions. Some animals are invertebrates and can be found in many places around the world. They do not have a backbone or spine

CONNECT   Animals are amazing! There are so many different types of animals around the world, from small ones like ants to large ones like elephants. Some live on land, like dogs, cats, and lions. Others live in the water, like fish, whales, and dolphins. And there are those that fly in the sky, like

CONNECT   Water is essential for all forms of life on Earth. It is constantly moving, following a continuous cycle that sustains our planet. This cycle begins with evaporation, when water from oceans, rivers, and lakes is heated by the sun and transforms into water vapor. This vapor rises into the atmosphere, where it condenses

CONNECT   Water is vital for life on Earth and is involved in various processes that keep our planet running. It can change form, going through different stages. When it’s solid, we call it solidification, like ice. When ice becomes liquid, melting occurs. When heated, water can turn into vapor, a process known as vaporization.