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Why doesn't bacteria in your intestines get absorbed into your bloodstream, yet eating uncooked or spoiled food can result in you getting really sick?

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Were prehistoric animals more primitive (as in, less efficient/capable) than their modern counterparts?

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Why do humans have a dominant hand whereas other animals like cats or bears don't appear to? In other words, what's the evolutionary advantage (if any) of having a dominant hand?

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Scientists are currently interbreeding specific modern cattle in an attempt to bring back the ancient Aurochs. Setting aside the obvious ethical/legal/logistical problems, would it be theoretically possible to do something similar with Neanderthals or Denisovans?

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Why doesn't bacteria in your intestines get absorbed into your bloodstream, yet eating uncooked or spoiled food can result in you getting really sick?	1	askscience
Were prehistoric animals more primitive (as in, less efficient/capable) than their modern counterparts?	1	askscience
Why do humans have a dominant hand whereas other animals like cats or bears don't appear to? In other words, what's the evolutionary advantage (if any) of having a dominant hand?	1	askscience
Scientists are currently interbreeding specific modern cattle in an attempt to bring back the ancient Aurochs. Setting aside the obvious ethical/legal/logistical problems, would it be theoretically possible to do something similar with Neanderthals or Denisovans?	1	askscience