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What would be the potential downsides to having the strength of a chimpanzee?

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Can you catch diseases from a bad enough smell?

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If an animal could photosynthesize, would it not need to breathe?

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If the human mouth contains lots of dangerous bacteria, why do we stick hurt body parts in our mouths?

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In "The New Dinosaurs" by William Stout, it posits that some species of Tyrannosaurs and Pterosaurs enjoyed a mutualistic relationship much in the same way as modern crocodiles and teeth-cleaning birds. Is this true, and if so, how do we know?

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Would being underwater protect you from the shockwave of an explosion? Alternately, would the shockwave break surface tension enough for you to survive a high fall?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What would be the potential downsides to having the strength of a chimpanzee?	5
Can you catch diseases from a bad enough smell?	1
If an animal could photosynthesize, would it not need to breathe?	1
If the human mouth contains lots of dangerous bacteria, why do we stick hurt body parts in our mouths?	1
In "The New Dinosaurs" by William Stout, it posits that some species of Tyrannosaurs and Pterosaurs enjoyed a mutualistic relationship much in the same way as modern crocodiles and teeth-cleaning birds. Is this true, and if so, how do we know?	1
Would being underwater protect you from the shockwave of an explosion? Alternately, would the shockwave break surface tension enough for you to survive a high fall?	0