Continents for kids
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The document provides facts about the seven continents. It notes that Asia is home to major religions and Mount Everest, Africa produces half the world's diamonds and 60% of chocolate, Australia has unique animals like kangaroos and more sheep than people, South America is home to the Amazon River and largest snake, Antarctica is covered in ice and has no cities, Europe has no deserts and uses the Euro currency, and North America is known as the New World and is home to innovative companies and the smallest owl. It encourages visiting the makemegenius website for free science videos.
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