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I’ve heard that dinosaurs grew as big as they did because the oxygen levels were different back then. If you were somehow able to travel back in time, could a human breath and function under those conditions?

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If humans evolved from monkeys living closer to the Arctic circle, would it be possible that we evolved to function with a less rigid sleeping schedule?

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Suppose all human life on earth ends within the span of a few months due to disease, a world wide flood or some other catastrophe. Would the people on the ISS be able to land on earth without help from control rooms, and could they repopulate the earth (would they land close enough to food etc)?

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If dogs bury bones/food, doesn’t that prove that they understand the concept of future?

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The worlds first loving couple?

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I’ve heard that dinosaurs grew as big as they did because the oxygen levels were different back then. If you were somehow able to travel back in time, could a human breath and function under those conditions?	1	askscience
If humans evolved from monkeys living closer to the Arctic circle, would it be possible that we evolved to function with a less rigid sleeping schedule?	1	askscience
Suppose all human life on earth ends within the span of a few months due to disease, a world wide flood or some other catastrophe. Would the people on the ISS be able to land on earth without help from control rooms, and could they repopulate the earth (would they land close enough to food etc)?	1	askscience
If dogs bury bones/food, doesn’t that prove that they understand the concept of future?	1	askscience
The worlds first loving couple?	0	AskHistorians