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\n2) The golden poison frog a tiny bright-colored amphibian is one of the most toxic animals on the planet.  \n3) Antarctica the coldest continent on Earth is covered by a sheet of ice that is miles thick.  \n4) The Eiffel Tower a famous iron landmark in Paris was built in 1889 for a world fair.  \n5) Hummingbirds the smallest birds in the world can flap their wings up to eighty times per second.  \n6) The Grand Canyon a massive gorge in Arizona was carved by the Colorado River over millions of years.  \n7) Elephants the largest land animals alive today can use their trunks to pick up objects as small as a peanut.  \n8) The International Space Station a laboratory orbiting high above Earth travels at about seventeen thousand miles per hour.  \n9) Peregrine falcons the fastest birds on the planet can dive through the air at over two hundred miles per hour.  \n10) The Dead Sea a salty lake between Israel and Jordan is so dense with salt that swimmers float easily on top.  \n11) 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