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What is up with the seahorse? It looks like nature hit the random button during critter creation. Where did it evolve from? what other sea critters is it related to?

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How do parrots make bilabial ("p" &"b") sounds with their hard beaks?

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My kids (and I ) want to know: Much as we have with clouds, are there classifications for different types of boogers?

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If I am sweaty/fresh out of the shower/ or otherwise a bit damp what is the best way to put on a fitted T-shirt w/o it getting stuck or rolled up on my back?

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How do hammerhead sharks see what’s in front of them? What evolutionary advantage do their oddly shaped noggins provide?

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You know that thing where if you angle/arch your foot/leg just right when sitting down so that your leg automatically moves up and down fast- what is it called why/how does it happen?

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What is up with the seahorse? It looks like nature hit the random button during critter creation. Where did it evolve from? what other sea critters is it related to?	6998
How do parrots make bilabial ("p" &"b") sounds with their hard beaks?	1
My kids (and I ) want to know: Much as we have with clouds, are there classifications for different types of boogers?	1
If I am sweaty/fresh out of the shower/ or otherwise a bit damp what is the best way to put on a fitted T-shirt w/o it getting stuck or rolled up on my back?	1
How do hammerhead sharks see what’s in front of them? What evolutionary advantage do their oddly shaped noggins provide?	1
You know that thing where if you angle/arch your foot/leg just right when sitting down so that your leg automatically moves up and down fast- what is it called why/how does it happen?	1