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Jamestown was founded 400 years ago this month. It may have been the most important event in U.S. history. Discover how the colony helped shape the future of America.

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Ants Ants
Ants are everywhere. Yet these creatures are far from common. Some pack deadly poisons. Others move in giant armies. One kind can even swim! Explore the amazing antics of ants on page 2 of our May 2007 issue.
On the Edge On the Edge
Earth has some pretty amazing animals. Unfortunately, many of them are in danger of disappearing forever. Scientists are working hard to save them. Meet some of these unique creatures on page 14 of our May 2007 issue.
Lightning Rocks Lightning Rocks
When you see lightning strike this summer, think about what it can do to the ground. Lightning is strong enough to melt sand and turn it into rocks, called fulgurites. Find out about fulgurites on page 22 of our May 2007 issue.



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