COVID-19 facts

It is not certain how long the virus that causes COVID-19 survives on surfaces, but it seems to behave like other coronaviruses. Studies suggest that coronaviruses (including preliminary information on the COVID-19 virus) may persist on surfaces for a few hours or up to several days.

Symptoms of COVID-19: Common symptoms  fever.

tiredness.

dry cough.

Some people may experience: aches and pains.

nasal congestion.

runny nose.

sore throat.
diarrhoea. (I had trouble putting the dots in)

Games in a box.

The photo down below is the box my dad has, and it is filled to the brim with video games for the gamecube, Game boy, Nintendo 64, Wii, DS and 3DS.  There are so many games to choose from only if you have the right console and if it still works.  My dad had those games for about 12 years and that fact was shocking.  I play them sometimes put they are not that intresting for me.  So is you want me to do some facts about some video games that just tell me.

Chess origin/facts

The folding chess board was originally invented in 1125 by a chess-playing priest.  Since the Church forbids priests to play chess, he hid his chess board by making one that looked simply like two books lying together.  The reason why I did some facts about chess origins is because I really like the board game chess.

More amber facts

Amber is not a mineral, but the hardened resin of certain trees fossilised over long periods of time.  Because it forms a translucent orange-yellow substance that glows when polished and held up to light, it has long been used in jewellery and other decorations. (did not copy and paste)  The reason why I did some more amber facts is because at my school we did some learning about amber so I thought it was really fascinating so I decided to do some more. 

Yesterday I finished all of my maths buddy task in 4 weeks and they were hard.  There were 6 tasks to complete and I had to finish them before the 24 of April.  Maths buddy is a cool  maths site were you can do some math that people sign you up to so I hope everyone that looks on every new post on my blog I hope you don't mind this small post.

Carnivorous plants

I have watched on youtube facts about carnivorous plants and how they get food like the well known fly trap they give off a sweet smell of necture and a insect like a beetle lands on the fly trap and when the beetle moves on the fly trap the hairs on the fly trap triggers the fly trap and the fly traps mouth shuts tight and the fly trap digested the beetles flesh and all is left of the beetle is the exoskeleton.