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Why do animals of the same species look so similar, while humans don’t?

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Why do animals of the same species look so similar to us, while humans look very different?

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Why do we often sneeze two times in a row?

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If I stand 100 meters away from a wall and point a flashlight on it, then move the flashlight 1cm, then the light on the wall would move more than 1 cm because it further away. Using this method, could I make a light ho faster than the speed of light if I was driving a car at the speed of light?

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Is it possible to live a healthy life drinking anything else but still or fizzy water?

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When driving a bike, the wind creates a lot of noice. But when I turn my head 90 degrees, the wind noice stops despite blowing right into my ear hole. What’s the reason behind this?

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Why do animals of the same species look so similar, while humans don’t?	1
Why do animals of the same species look so similar to us, while humans look very different?	1
Why do we often sneeze two times in a row?	1
If I stand 100 meters away from a wall and point a flashlight on it, then move the flashlight 1cm, then the light on the wall would move more than 1 cm because it further away. Using this method, could I make a light ho faster than the speed of light if I was driving a car at the speed of light?	1
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Is it possible to live a healthy life drinking anything else but still or fizzy water?	1
When driving a bike, the wind creates a lot of noice. But when I turn my head 90 degrees, the wind noice stops despite blowing right into my ear hole. What’s the reason behind this?	1