KidNuz: News for Kids 10.23.2026
Oct 23, 2026
World Series ticket holders face a surprising seating snafu, while tiny snakes escape predators by cartwheeling. Celebrate Mole Day with a mind-boggling particle count, hear about a heartfelt cafeteria birthday surprise, and learn why Airbnb is banning major checkout chores. Plus, discover creepy new Halloween candies and the farmyard history of candy corn.
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Timeless Tickets Finally Reach The World Series
- Nate Holzman used a $1,000 timeless ticket to attend the Brewers’ first World Series game.
- Other buyers received nosebleed or standing-room spots, prompting the team to offer future-game replacements.
These Snakes Escape By Cartwheeling
- Dwarf reed snakes escape predators by cartwheeling instead of slithering.
- The nine-inch snakes stabilize their heads and rotate their rear bodies, reaching eight miles per hour.
Why Mole Day Celebrates A Giant Number
- A mole counts microscopic particles and represents about 602 sextillion atoms or molecules.
- Mole Day falls on October 23 because scientists write the number as 6.02 times 10 to the 23rd power.