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Some flying insects such as butterflies have very erratic and disorienting looking flight paths. Are they in complete control of their movements or do they really struggle to get around?
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Why is it that when you feel mildly sick from dehydration, within merely the time it takes to drink water, you almost instantly feel better? Is it a psychosomatic case, or is the body that effective at taking in water?
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How can cheese be "aged" so long, but when it's in my fridge for longer than a few weeks it goes mouldy?
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Can you kill bacteria just by pressing fingers against each other? How does daily life's mechanical forces interact with microorganisms?
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We hear all about endangered animals, but are endangered trees a thing? Do trees go extinct as often as animals?
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What is the white stuff inside pimples? What it's made out of, why we have it, and why does it exit in this way?
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Wide hips are considered a sign of fertility and ease of birth - do we have any evidence to support this?
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Babies survive by eating solely a mother's milk. At what point do humans need to switch from only a mother's milk, and why? Or could an adult human theoretically survive on only a mother's milk of they had enough supply?
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