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Kate Siber

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Freelance journalist, correspondent for Outside magazine. Occasional children's book author.
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How I learned to stop worrying and love flies

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By Kate Siber Verified
| High Country News Verified
To learn to love flies, you must make annoyance your teacher. Years ago, on a hot summer afternoon, I was sitting on my front porch when a housefly took a liking to me. I swatted, but it kept returning, landing on my arm, my leg, my face, my knee. I simmered with agitation and eventually retreated inside. Somehow the fly managed to accompany me and continued to circle and alight on my skin. In a moment of rage, I slapped my arm — and the fly upon it. And, amazingly, I got it.
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The Wisdom of Animals

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By Kate Siber Verified
| Lion's Roar Verified
I am standing on a vast expanse of palm-lined sand on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica; a hundred baby sea turtles claw their way out of the safety of their nest. Inch by inch, these tiny beings wriggle across the runway of sand toward the ocean. I watch in wonder as they crawl and pause, crawl and pause, in a rhythm of heroic effort and rest. Eventually the surging tide sweeps each one into the shallows and out to sea.
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44 levenslessen uit het dierenrijk voor (jonge) mensen

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By Kate Siber Verified, Monique van der Zanden
| hebban.nl
Wat de natuur ons kan leren Kind & Jeugd Wij mensen kunnen veel leren van dieren. Wolven weten hoe ze als team moeten werken, octopussen durven zichzelf te zijn, vuurvliegjes weten hoe je van binnen kunt stralen. Dit boek nodigt je uit om hun geheime superkrachten te ontdekken, zoals creativiteit, vermogen om te luisteren, doorzettingsvermogen en vriendelijkheid.
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