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The Total Solar eclipse has everyone across Arkansas acting differently this weekend.
However, the astronomy club at the Arkansas School of Math, Science and the Arts in Hot Springs have been busy preparing a series of experiments on just how this special event will affect animal life across The Natural State.

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