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When a baby is in the womb, what is the biological signal that lets the mother know the baby has reached full development, and what goes wrong with this signal when a child is born premature or late?

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If you were severely dehydrated and you came across a water sources, how would your body redistribute the lost water, would your body prioritise water to the brain and vital organs first?

2013 upvotes • r/askscience

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[WP] You post 'I could murder someone for a can of coke right now.' in an off hand FB post. Five mins later 12 cans of coke arrive at your desk with a note. It's from your local mob boss. It's a list of 12 names and explicit instructions not to go to the police or you will be on the next hit list.

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[Zoology] Do animals have a sense of humour? many animals are highly intelligent, but can we tell if they have a sense of humour yet?

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When a baby is in the womb, what is the biological signal that lets the mother know the baby has reached full development, and what goes wrong with this signal when a child is born premature or late?	5443	askscience
If you were severely dehydrated and you came across a water sources, how would your body redistribute the lost water, would your body prioritise water to the brain and vital organs first?	2013	askscience
[WP] You post 'I could murder someone for a can of coke right now.' in an off hand FB post. Five mins later 12 cans of coke arrive at your desk with a note. It's from your local mob boss. It's a list of 12 names and explicit instructions not to go to the police or you will be on the next hit list.	3	WritingPrompts
[Zoology] Do animals have a sense of humour? many animals are highly intelligent, but can we tell if they have a sense of humour yet?	1	askscience