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If the same basic immune mechanisms are involved, why does your body take so much longer to eliminate a flu virus than it does the common cold?

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How can marine mammals live in sea water and avoid dehydration? What effect would fresh water have on them?

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Is there a solid evolutionary reason for lemons and limes to be so acidic and sour?

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When you die, what part of your body stops working last?

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Why does nearly every species reproduce using exactly two genders?

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Would a small population of polar bears be able to survive if released in Antarctica?

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If you were to look under the skin at a "pulled" or strained muscle, would there be visible damage?

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Could most animals increase muscle strength by lifting weights as much as humans can, or are we especially adaptable in this way?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If the same basic immune mechanisms are involved, why does your body take so much longer to eliminate a flu virus than it does the common cold?	1
How can marine mammals live in sea water and avoid dehydration? What effect would fresh water have on them?	1
Is there a solid evolutionary reason for lemons and limes to be so acidic and sour?	1
When you die, what part of your body stops working last?	1
Why does nearly every species reproduce using exactly two genders?	1
Would a small population of polar bears be able to survive if released in Antarctica?	1
If you were to look under the skin at a "pulled" or strained muscle, would there be visible damage?	1
Could most animals increase muscle strength by lifting weights as much as humans can, or are we especially adaptable in this way?	1