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In Earth's history, what non-human species has had the greatest impact on the planet's climate?

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Why can't carnivores digest plants?

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Can humans survive without cooked food in their diet? That is, do we need fire to get by? And if so, when and how did our species evolve such a specific dietary requirement?

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If I save two different copies of a file on my computer, does it use twice as much memory?

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Do individual hallucinations ever consist of multiple senses? For instance, could someone both see and hear someone who wasn't there?

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If all life descends from a single source, then how is it that life is self-sustainable whereas simple cannibalism isn't? Where's the line?

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Would you still get phantom limb pain if the limb were attached but necrotic? That is, what specifically causes it?

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Do people with hypersensitivity (such as an autistic person with tactile sensitivity) actually have superior sensory perception, or are they just bothered more easily than most people?

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Sexual selection is the most common explanation for traits like a peacock's feathers, which are otherwise clearly harmful. If they're supposed to indicate that the animal is fitter for surviving with the handicap, then why don't disabilities like missing limbs have the same effect?

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Do other animals have puberty: that is, a lengthy, years-long transition period into sexual maturity?

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In Earth's history, what non-human species has had the greatest impact on the planet's climate?	1	askscience
Why can't carnivores digest plants?	1	askscience
Can humans survive without cooked food in their diet? That is, do we need fire to get by? And if so, when and how did our species evolve such a specific dietary requirement?	1	askscience
If I save two different copies of a file on my computer, does it use twice as much memory?	1	askscience
Do individual hallucinations ever consist of multiple senses? For instance, could someone both see and hear someone who wasn't there?	1	askscience
If all life descends from a single source, then how is it that life is self-sustainable whereas simple cannibalism isn't? Where's the line?	1	askscience
Would you still get phantom limb pain if the limb were attached but necrotic? That is, what specifically causes it?	1	askscience
Do people with hypersensitivity (such as an autistic person with tactile sensitivity) actually have superior sensory perception, or are they just bothered more easily than most people?	1	askscience
Sexual selection is the most common explanation for traits like a peacock's feathers, which are otherwise clearly harmful. If they're supposed to indicate that the animal is fitter for surviving with the handicap, then why don't disabilities like missing limbs have the same effect?	1	askscience
Do other animals have puberty: that is, a lengthy, years-long transition period into sexual maturity?	1	askscience