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Are larger animals able to hold their breath longer than smaller ones?

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Why do most 'baby teeth' found by pet owners seem to be canines?

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What would happen if you drank a glass of super glue? What would even happen to such a glass over time?

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If particle accelerator energies are limited by their diameter, what kind of energies would a circum-global collider around the equator be expected produce? What could we expect to discover with such a device?

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Primates are pretty smart; but in the absence of humans, which other present day species would have likely 'achieved sentience with technological capabilty'.

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Primates are pretty smart; but in the absence of humans, which other present day species would have likely 'achieved sentience with technological capability'?

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The R0 value of a disease is the 'average' number of additional infected per case. Have any studies been done to see how common each number of new cases is?

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How often do 'typical' particles change state? E.g electrons flipping spin in the terahertz range, etc.

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Are larger animals able to hold their breath longer than smaller ones?	1	askscience
Why do most 'baby teeth' found by pet owners seem to be canines?	1	askscience
What would happen if you drank a glass of super glue? What would even happen to such a glass over time?	1	askscience
If particle accelerator energies are limited by their diameter, what kind of energies would a circum-global collider around the equator be expected produce? What could we expect to discover with such a device?	1	askscience
Primates are pretty smart; but in the absence of humans, which other present day species would have likely 'achieved sentience with technological capabilty'.	1	askscience
Primates are pretty smart; but in the absence of humans, which other present day species would have likely 'achieved sentience with technological capability'?	1	askscience
The R0 value of a disease is the 'average' number of additional infected per case. Have any studies been done to see how common each number of new cases is?	0	askscience
How often do 'typical' particles change state? E.g electrons flipping spin in the terahertz range, etc.	0	askscience