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Do vultures ever kill their own food?

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If you had a vat of acid how many bodies could you dissolve in it before it stopped working?

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If our stomach lining sheds on a regular basis to deal with stomach acid, why don't our intestines erode from the acidity?

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Why do orbits like Saturn's rings go horizontally and not vertically around the planet? Is there a defined "up" and "down" in space?

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If I dropped dry ice into a cup of water in a room that was below freezing, would the water rapidly freeze instead of turning to fog?

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Would dropping dry ice in water still make fog, if the room it was in was below freezing?

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Why are indigo and violet separate colors on the spectrum when they could both be interpreted as shades of purple?

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Are small dogs less intelligent than large dog breeds?

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If you had a vat of acid how many bodies could you dissolve into it before it stopped working

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If you had a room with just wall to wall mirrors and nothing in it to reflect, what would it look like?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Do vultures ever kill their own food?	3	askscience
If you had a vat of acid how many bodies could you dissolve in it before it stopped working?	1	askscience
If our stomach lining sheds on a regular basis to deal with stomach acid, why don't our intestines erode from the acidity?	1	askscience
Why do orbits like Saturn's rings go horizontally and not vertically around the planet? Is there a defined "up" and "down" in space?	1	askscience
If I dropped dry ice into a cup of water in a room that was below freezing, would the water rapidly freeze instead of turning to fog?	1	askscience
Would dropping dry ice in water still make fog, if the room it was in was below freezing?	1	askscience
Why are indigo and violet separate colors on the spectrum when they could both be interpreted as shades of purple?	1	askscience
Are small dogs less intelligent than large dog breeds?	1	askscience
If you had a vat of acid how many bodies could you dissolve into it before it stopped working	1	askscience
If you had a room with just wall to wall mirrors and nothing in it to reflect, what would it look like?	1	askscience