Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, March 6th, 2023.

And we begin with some cheeky advice from the National Park Service about what to do

and what not to do if you see a bear. First and foremost, never push a slower friend down

the agency wrote on Twitter, even if you feel the friendship has run its course.

Funny, yes, but also serious and timely, because those big balls of fur, claws and teeth

are just starting to shake off their hibernations and will soon be more active, more visible

and potentially more dangerous. When you're in their neck of the woods, rangers say it's

best to hike in groups. And if you see a bear before it sees you, don't surprise it. Keep

your distance and when it does take notice of you, stand still, talk calmly and wave

your arms. It's hard to miss. Today through Wednesday, a bright full moon will grace the

skies over North America. The farmer's Almanac says it goes by the nickname Warm Moon,

because this is the time of year when the ground softens and earthworms appear. It's

peak will be 740 AM Eastern time tomorrow, but that is Earth time. Soon there might be

Moon time. The European Space Agency is proposing giving the moon its own time zone to help

all the different space agencies and countries more precisely coordinate efforts to set up

shop on the lunar surface. It won't be easy. A day on the moon can last as long as 29.5

Earth days, clocks there run slightly faster than on Earth, and those on its surface run

at a different rate than those in orbit. That's a lot to unpack and the ESA acknowledges,

it'll probably take a hot Earth minute to figure it all out.

There's a new mystery inside a very old monument. A team of archaeologists in Egypt has found

a previously hidden 30-foot-long corridor in the Great Pyramid of Giza, one of the original seven

great wonders of the world, and the only one still standing. The scientists use cutting-edge

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