[BONUS] The disappearance of 10,000 skeletons and get those eyes outside: Tiny Show and Tell Us #2

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In this episode of Tiny Show and Tell Us, we cover a recent story about how spending time outdoors can help keep kids from becoming nearsighted and the mysterious absence of skeletons at the site of the Battle of Waterloo despite over 10,000 soldiers dying (and how the beet sugar industry may have played a gruesome role).
Here's a link to 'Bones of contention: the industrial exploitation of human bones in the modern age' by Bernard Wilkin and Robin Schäfer.
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1. [BONUS] The disappearance of 10,000 skeletons and get those eyes outside: Tiny Show and Tell Us #2 (00:00:00)

2. Can spending time outdoors combat nearsightedness? (00:01:45)

3. 10,000 missing skeletons and the boom of the beet sugar industry (00:11:52)

4. Email tinymatters@acs.org to be featured in a future Tiny Show and Tell Us episode! (00:22:00)

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