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Are there rivers or other bodies of water that divide entire continents?

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Would it theoretically be possible to implant some kind of photoreceptors in our retinas to allow us to “see” light outside the visible spectrum?

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There are hundreds, if not thousands of poisons capable of killing or harming humans. Some are faster or slower, or more effective or less effective. But what do poisons such as cyanide, ricin, and others actually do to the body chemically in order to kill the person?

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[Biology] Why do certain actions on a body part sometimes cause an itch to occur in a completely different part of the body?

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Why does it seem like we get fewer splinters, paper cuts, "random" bruises, or otherwise mindless injuries as we get older?

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Do predators have preferred prey to hunt? Or do they at least recognize that some prey maybe easier to hunt than others?

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Are there rivers or other bodies of water that divide entire continents?	1	askscience
Would it theoretically be possible to implant some kind of photoreceptors in our retinas to allow us to “see” light outside the visible spectrum?	1	askscience
There are hundreds, if not thousands of poisons capable of killing or harming humans. Some are faster or slower, or more effective or less effective. But what do poisons such as cyanide, ricin, and others actually do to the body chemically in order to kill the person?	1	askscience
[Biology] Why do certain actions on a body part sometimes cause an itch to occur in a completely different part of the body?	1	askscience
Why does it seem like we get fewer splinters, paper cuts, "random" bruises, or otherwise mindless injuries as we get older?	1	askscience
Do predators have preferred prey to hunt? Or do they at least recognize that some prey maybe easier to hunt than others?	1	askscience