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YOUNG POETS WANTED

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Bees

Digital drawing by Grace

If you didn’t know bees are getting killed by pool water. Bees are attracted to pool water and bees need to drink so they try to drink the water but drown or get poisoned. You can help by picking up bees from the pool every time you go swimming. 

Bees pollute by going to flowers and the pollen goes on their legs so the pollen that is sticking to the bees legs. When the bee is moving the pollen drops slowly.

A bee looks like a fuzzy, hairy insect with six legs with two pairs of wings, and three body parts: a head, thorax, and abdomen. They are usually black with yellow stripes on the abdomen. Female bees have a stinger, while male bees do not.

Bees make honey by collecting nectar from flowers and processing it in the honey stomach, and regurgitating it to other bees who repeat the process. Finally, they deposit the mixture into honeycomb cells and use their wings to evaporate excess water, thickening it honey. 

In conclusion, the honeybee is more than just a source of honey; it is a fundamental pillar of our ecosystem and food supply. Without the tireless work of bees pollinating crops and wildflowers, a large portion of our food would disappear, and biodiversity would suffer immensely. The threats of pesticides, habitat loss, and climate change are real and must be addressed to ensure the survival of these crucial pollinators, securing not only their future but our own as well.

Nov 08, 2025 by Graceeeee

Poetry Contest – Share Your Voice!

Poetry is a way to share your thoughts, dreams, and stories.
If you love writing, doodling, or expressing yourself, this is your chance to shine! 

Who Can Join

  • Anyone 7 to 17 years old
  • Your poem must be your own and never posted anywhere else

How to Make Your Poem

  • You can type it or write it by hand .
  • Add a drawing or digital illustration if you’d like (optional).
  • Please make sure your poem fits on one A4 page or smaller.
  • Take a photo or scan of your poem and save it as a JPEG or PNG file.
  • Want to bring your poem to life? You can also send an MP3 voice recording reading your poem!

How to Send It

Click here to upload your poem:

  • You can upload up to 10 poems at a time
  • Each file should be 10MB or smaller

What to Include

  • Your poem files (JPEG or PNG)
  • Your name, city/state/country, school name, and age
  • Your email address so we can contact you

 What Happens Next

  • We collect poems all year round!
  • Poems sent from Aug 1 last year by July 31 this year will join the same contest year.
  • The winners will be awarded by September 1! 🏆
  • Poems awarded will be posted on our website with award announcements.
  • In the future, we might even publish your poems in a book with your permission, of course!

A Few Important Notes

  • You keep all the rights to your poems. They belong to you.
  • By entering, you give us permission to share your poem online for the contest.

If you do not like your name shown, please don’t include your name on your poem image file (just in the form).

Contact us if you have any qeustion

Poop Car

poop car cover

Poop Car is a children’s book that Jina first made at the age of seven. The original version was a free e-book on iBooks for nearly a decade after its 2013 publication.

Now, we are excited to announce a newly updated edition. The original handwriting was replaced with clean typed text, and official ISBN numbers were obtained, and we made the book available for sale: the paperback on B&N and the eBook version of Poop Car on Amazon KDP.

All proceeds from the books benefit our BunnyPals’ club.

We are currently a California non-profit organization (NPO), with plans to become a registered NPO in the US.

Your support helps us continue our mission! You can see the original drawing draft of the poop car that Jina made. Please visit the YTube Poop car reading of BunnyPalove Uni-Audio. Enjoy and subscribe!!

Also please check a free ebook of Poop Car at Amazon from Oct 16 to OCT 20

Yellowstone Wolves

Digital drawing
Pastel hand drawing

by Grace

Grey wolves were doing excellent but then the first English settlers first arrived
and they had thought wolves will kill their livestock and for over 100 years they had been hunting wolves and occasionally bears but when they killed all wolves 1928 then the land was not the same. Elk and other prey animals had overpopulated the area and most died in winter of starvation; grasses had become weak, and the young trees were eaten before reaching adulthood. Beavers were having trouble too, since they relied on trees to build dams, and fish were dying. Waters were getting dirtier, and wetland creatures were going away. Beaver dams were crucial in Yellowstone. Without wolves, the coyote became an apex predator, driving down populations of pronghorn antelope, red fox and rodents, and birds that prey on small animals. Rabbits, foxes, and rats were suffering, and songbirds were running away from Yellowstone because they didn’t have trees that they could build their nests in. Various scavenger species suffered without year-round wolf kills to feed on, like eagles, ravens, and bears.

In 1984 scientists decided to bring back grey wolves to Yellowstone.
They brought grey wolves from Canada; in total they brought 14 wolves.
For 10 weeks, they stayed in a very large cage to get used to the smell and sounds and basically get used to everything. The scientists put radio collars on them so they could track them. Now after they were released, photographers recorded everything; they were trying to get the wolves photographed so they can know wolf behaviors. Now one died immediately from a bullet, it’s hard out in the wild for wolves. Just a few wolves made a difference, elk and mule deer were now getting killed by wolves, and elk started to not stay in plains because it’s easier to get killed. Songbirds came back, beaver colonies were increasing, everything was thriving, after wolf reintroduction. In the northern range, elk numbers drop and beaver colonies increase from 1 to 12. Insects, songbirds, fish, and amphibians thrive. As the wolf returns, coyote numbers drop by half, allowing antelope, rodent and fox populations to increase.

Now after about 50 years, Yellowstone is healthy again. Over 100 wolves each year are alive, and elk numbers were 20k and are now in healthier numbers 7k,8k, and 6k. The wild is thriving but wolves still die from illegal shooting, and if they go out of Yellowstone then anyone can shoot them, they are on their own. The regular life span of a wolf is 5 because of their harsh life but some live longer to 8 or 10 years its hard to live that long for a wolf.

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Panda

Panda’s are strong animals and can take down 10 men, but they have to eat bamboo a lot or their strength will disappear. They usually sleep for 10 hours a day.

Only a few pandas are left on this planet if we don’t do anything about it, then pandas will be extinct forever and if that’s so we’ll have to put another animal on the extinct list and that would be sad so yeah.

Pandas nurse their young until they are 2 years old i think.

That’s all for panda bYE

DUIKER

by Grace June 11, 2025

The duiker looks like a deer because it has horns but the horns are not sharped the same, next it has hooves and a short tail. Duikers are light brown to grayish brown. Duikers have big ears  and black lines under its head.

Duikers can live in a  lot of places but most live in savannas, but sometimes they live in forests, woodlands, grasslands, and mountains, Duikers are native to Africa.

Duikers are adopted to live in many places in Africa, duikers are camouflage masters, their coat is a light brown to grayish brown. The brown hides well in forests and light brown blends well in the savannas.

If duikers sense danger they can freeze or lie down motionless to avoid detection.

The word duiker comes from the Afrikaan language for diver. They are known for their diving escape.