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How efficient is the human body at doing things? Are there things the human body does that are extemely unefficient?

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Let's say you could empty the Mariana trench of all its water, and take a walk at its lowest point. How would it feel with regards to temperature, air pressure, etc?

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Humans can’t drink and breathe at the same time. What about other animals? Can whales breathe through their blowholes and drink/swallow from their mouth at the same time?

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Humans can’t drink and breathe at the same time. What about other animals? Can whales breathe through their blowholes and drink/swallow from their mouth at the same time?

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A couple of years ago, scientists finally figured out the secret of roman concrete and how it managed to survive thousands of years. Since then, have there been instances where we shifted to using the roman recipe, and have we noticed a difference already?

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How efficient is the human body at doing things? Are there things the human body does that are extemely unefficient?	1	askscience
Let's say you could empty the Mariana trench of all its water, and take a walk at its lowest point. How would it feel with regards to temperature, air pressure, etc?	1	askscience
Humans can’t drink and breathe at the same time. What about other animals? Can whales breathe through their blowholes and drink/swallow from their mouth at the same time?	1	askscience
Humans can’t drink and breathe at the same time. What about other animals? Can whales breathe through their blowholes and drink/swallow from their mouth at the same time?	1	askscience
A couple of years ago, scientists finally figured out the secret of roman concrete and how it managed to survive thousands of years. Since then, have there been instances where we shifted to using the roman recipe, and have we noticed a difference already?	1	askscience