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Why do people and animals experience jet lag? | Nightly News: Kids Edition
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We take a look at the science behind extreme weather, more specifically, twisters! We teach you about how tornadoes form and how you can keep you and your family safe. Then, it’s allergy season. We explain what allergies are and everything you need to know about how to combat them this spring. Also, what’s on your mind? We answer your questions about why you may have jet lag when traveling to different countries with time differences. And, pass the bricks! This California teen is inspiring creativity and paying it forward by sharing his love for legos. Here’s how he’s building something big with legos!
Parents, are your kids curious about any particular topics in the news? Feel free to send us videos of their questions at NightlyNewsKids@nbcuni.com, and they might be used on a future episode of "Nightly News: Kids Edition."
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