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  <abstract>While Assia is helping her Mother make a fruit salad, she realises that some grapes are sweet, while others are not. With the help olf a rabbit, Assia learns aboaut how our sense of taste works. How do our brains recive information abpit tje taset pf wjat we eat? how do animals use their sense of taste to avoid foods that may be harmful to them?</abstract>
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