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How did organisms find themselves with different numbers of chromosomes from species to species? Humans have 46 while fruit flies have 8.

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How is there a different number of chromosomes in organisms?

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Being that many of our behaviors and instincts mirror those of our primate cousins, why do we not find bugs or other wild critters to look tasty? Instead, we grimace at the sight of bugs instead of salivating.

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How come humans do not salivate at wild bugs, animals, or most plant matter like our close primate cousins (and every other animal on the planet) do?

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Is it possible for animals to see beauty or feel awe like humans?

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How come we only start to decompose after we die?

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How did organisms find themselves with different numbers of chromosomes from species to species? Humans have 46 while fruit flies have 8.	16
How is there a different number of chromosomes in organisms?	1
Being that many of our behaviors and instincts mirror those of our primate cousins, why do we not find bugs or other wild critters to look tasty? Instead, we grimace at the sight of bugs instead of salivating.	1
How come humans do not salivate at wild bugs, animals, or most plant matter like our close primate cousins (and every other animal on the planet) do?	1
Is it possible for animals to see beauty or feel awe like humans?	1
How come we only start to decompose after we die?	1