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Acorn

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An acorn is a nut.

Acorns small to large.jpg
Acorns small to large.jpg
It grows on big oak trees. It has a hard shell. Inside is a tiny baby tree. Many animals love to eat them.
Ponies eating acorns on Parkhill Lawn, New Forest - geograph.org.uk - 251840.jpg
Ponies eating acorns on Parkhill Lawn, New Forest - geograph.org.uk - 251840.jpg
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File:Quercus robur acorn - Keila.jpg
Quercus robur acorn - Keila.jpg
File:Acorns small to large.jpg
Acorns small to large.jpg
File:Acorn diagram.jpg
Acorn diagram.jpg
File:Ponies eating acorns on Parkhill Lawn, New Forest - geograph.org.uk - 251840.jpg
Ponies eating acorns on Parkhill Lawn,...
File:Quercus robur - sprouting acorn.jpg
Quercus robur - sprouting acorn.jpg
File:Kimotong, Sudán del Sur, 2024-01-23, DD 30.jpg
Kimotong, Sudán del Sur, 2024-01-23, DD 30.jpg
File:Korean acorn jelly-Dotorimuk-03.jpg
Korean acorn jelly-Dotorimuk-03.jpg
File:One of General Sherman's Campaign Hat.jpg
One of General Sherman's Campaign Hat.jpg
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