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Are North American earthworms bad for the environment?

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Do non-domesticated mammals (in particular canines and felines) enjoy be petted by loved ones as much as my pets do?

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If a supernova were to happen "nearby", would it kill life on the entire earth, or just the half facing it?

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With the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere higher than it's been in a really long time, does this mean that treelines could potentially reach higher up on mountainsides than they used to? If so, how much higher given our current changes compared to, say, 1000 years ago?

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How does body temperature and fever work?

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Why is a chicken egg shaped like a chicken egg and not an ellipsoid?

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Can black holes feed on dark matter?

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As the earth has recently been gaining more energy than it's been releasing, how much of that energy goes into raising the temperature, and how much goes into phase transitions of water?

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With our current knowledge, is there any reason to believe that suspended animation is possible or impossible?

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Kids, let me tell you about the time your uncle Barney and I went falconing

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Are North American earthworms bad for the environment?	1	askscience
Do non-domesticated mammals (in particular canines and felines) enjoy be petted by loved ones as much as my pets do?	1	askscience
If a supernova were to happen "nearby", would it kill life on the entire earth, or just the half facing it?	1	askscience
With the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere higher than it's been in a really long time, does this mean that treelines could potentially reach higher up on mountainsides than they used to? If so, how much higher given our current changes compared to, say, 1000 years ago?	1	askscience
How does body temperature and fever work?	1	askscience
Why is a chicken egg shaped like a chicken egg and not an ellipsoid?	1	askscience
Can black holes feed on dark matter?	1	askscience
As the earth has recently been gaining more energy than it's been releasing, how much of that energy goes into raising the temperature, and how much goes into phase transitions of water?	1	askscience
With our current knowledge, is there any reason to believe that suspended animation is possible or impossible?	1	askscience
Kids, let me tell you about the time your uncle Barney and I went falconing	1	PoliticalHumor