Write an article based on this "Puree the strawberries with the sugar. Dissolve the agar flakes in hot water. Whisk the whipping cream, powdered sugar, and agar mixture. Combine the gelatin-free strawberry mousse."
article: Wash 2 cups (340 g) of fresh strawberries and use a knife to carefully cut and discard the stems. Cut the strawberries into quarters and place them in a blender or food processor. Add 3 tablespoons of sugar and put the lid on the blender. Puree the strawberries until they're completely smooth. Blending the strawberries will also help the sugar dissolve. Get out a small bowl and measure 2 tablespoons of agar flakes into it. Carefully pour 1/8 cup (30 ml) of hot water over the flakes. Stir the mixture to dissolve the flakes and set the bowl aside, so the agar cools. Avoid letting the mixture turn solid. Agar flakes are a vegetable gelatin made from sea vegetables. This makes them a safe vegan choice for making mousse. Pour 1 1/4 cups (300 ml) of whipping cream into a large mixing bowl along with 2 tablespoons of powdered sugar. Add the cooled agar mixture to the bowl. Use a stand or hand mixer with whisk attachments to whisk the ingredients on high speed. Whisk the mixture for a few minutes, so the cream becomes stiff. If you can, chill the mixing bowl and whisk attachments for 5 to 15 minutes before you whisk the mixture. A cold bowl will help the cream whip up faster. Transfer the strawberry puree to a serving bowl or mixing bowl and add the whipped cream mixture. Use a rubber spatula to gently fold the cream into the strawberry puree. You can chill the mousse or scoop it into individual serving dishes before you chill it. Refrigerate the mousse for 4 to 6 hours, so it sets up. Garnish the mousse with 2 to 3 fresh strawberries and fresh mint.

Write an article based on this "Place your hamster in a safe place. Clean the cage thoroughly. Rinse the cage and let dry. Replace their bedding."
article: While you are cleaning their home, place your hamster in their hamster ball or in a playpen. You want to take your time while you clean and you'll need both hands. Do not try to hold on to your hamster with one hand while you clean with the other. It won't be good for your cleaning job or for your hamster. Use regular dish soap mixed with water. Even the tiniest trace of other types of soap (like hand-wash) can prove uncomfortable for your furry buddy. Use special hamster or rodent cleaning soap, which you can buy from most pet shops. You can also use a vinegar solution to clean the hamster's habitat. Make sure that all the water has evaporated and all of the cleaning solution has been removed. Remember that hamsters have sensitive noses and the scent of vinegar or soap will be bothersome. In order to retain the hamster's scent on the bedding, mix a small amount of unspoiled bedding with new bedding. Cheap bedding can be found at most grocery stores. Another good bedding is shredded tissue; you could also use shredded paper towel. Do not use newspapers, as the hamster will lick the ink off it and this will make it extremely ill. Never use pine or cedar wood shavings, as they are unhealthy for hamsters. Aspen is fine.

Write an article based on this "Look at the puppy's belly. Look below the bellybutton or umbilicus scar. Check for testicles. Feel the puppy's belly. Examine the puppy's rear end. Disregard the nipples. Consult your veterinarian."
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You will probably see a "belly button," or umbilicus. This is usually located almost at the center of the belly, just below the rib cage. If the puppy was born within the last few days, the umbilical cord may still be attached. Once the umbilical cord shrivels and falls off -- which should happen within a few days -- there will be a little scar left behind on the belly. This scar is a slightly brighter color than the surrounding skin and feels a little bit thicker. If your puppy is male, there will be another small raised spot or "button" of flesh about an inch or so below the scar. This is the prepuce, or sheath, of the puppy's penis. The prepuce will have a small hole at the center. The prepuce may have little wispy hairs around it or even on it. Do not attempt to pull out or unsheathe a male puppy's penis until the puppy is at least 6 months old. Dogs have an os penis, or "penis bone." You may damage the penis or penis bone if you attempt to forcibly unsheathe a young male dog's penis. Male puppies will have testicles, although you may not be able to feel them before they are 8 weeks old. If you can locate the testicles, they will be high up between the puppy's hind legs. Depending on your puppy's size, its testicles will be about the size of a lima bean. By 8 weeks old, the testicles are usually enclosed in the sack-like scrotum. Unlike male puppies, female puppies will have smooth bellies (other than their umbilicus scar). Females do not have a prepuce. A puppy's anus is located directly under its tail. If your puppy is male, you will only be able to see its anus. If your puppy is female, you will see a raised, fleshy area just under the anus. This is the vulva. The vulva of a female puppy is small and leaf-shaped. It has a vertical slit. It is usually located almost directly between the puppy's hind legs. The vulva may have some wispy hairs on it. Just like humans and other mammals, both male and female dogs have nipples. They will not inform you of a puppy's sex. Puppies should have their first set of vaccinations at around six weeks old. If you can't figure out what sex your puppy is, your veterinarian can help you with this during a routine visit.