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Are there significant differences in the sea life found in desert-adjacent coastal waters compared to fertile-adjacent coastal waters?

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I've heard that sunblock may do more harm than good if you aren't out long enough to get a burn anyway. Does current research support this idea?

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In a species with a population of 10,000, how does a beneficial adaption in 1 organism outweigh the reproductive pressure of the other 9,999?

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How good is modern criminal forensic investigation? If I spend 30 minutes in a room I'm not supposed to be in, and don't touch anything except with gloved hands, will I leave behind enough evidence to get caught?

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My impression is that most fish and other water dwellers generally have less body fat than most land animals. Is this accurate? And if so, why?

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How long does it take fallen precipitation to reach the ocean if it doesn't evaporate on the way?

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Is there much variance in the efficiency of digestion across the animal kingdom? Are there a lot of unused nutrients and energy in urine and feces? Does a low food supply force better processing? Could technology augment the process somehow to increase efficiency?

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If I rub something into my skin like a lotion or oil, what does my body do with those calories?

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Dams are extremely dangerous to people in the water near them. Are there obstacles (other than cost) to automatically detecting someone in the water and shutting down the water flow?

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Do smaller decentralized medical facilities reduce disease transmission rates enough to offset the economic/medical benefits of large centralized facilities?

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Are there significant differences in the sea life found in desert-adjacent coastal waters compared to fertile-adjacent coastal waters?	1	askscience
I've heard that sunblock may do more harm than good if you aren't out long enough to get a burn anyway. Does current research support this idea?	1	askscience
In a species with a population of 10,000, how does a beneficial adaption in 1 organism outweigh the reproductive pressure of the other 9,999?	1	askscience
How good is modern criminal forensic investigation? If I spend 30 minutes in a room I'm not supposed to be in, and don't touch anything except with gloved hands, will I leave behind enough evidence to get caught?	1	askscience
My impression is that most fish and other water dwellers generally have less body fat than most land animals. Is this accurate? And if so, why?	1	askscience
How long does it take fallen precipitation to reach the ocean if it doesn't evaporate on the way?	1	askscience
Is there much variance in the efficiency of digestion across the animal kingdom? Are there a lot of unused nutrients and energy in urine and feces? Does a low food supply force better processing? Could technology augment the process somehow to increase efficiency?	1	askscience
If I rub something into my skin like a lotion or oil, what does my body do with those calories?	1	askscience
Dams are extremely dangerous to people in the water near them. Are there obstacles (other than cost) to automatically detecting someone in the water and shutting down the water flow?	1	askscience
Do smaller decentralized medical facilities reduce disease transmission rates enough to offset the economic/medical benefits of large centralized facilities?	1	askscience