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Which country's national diet produces the most human methane emissions?

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Why do people touch their faces to signal emotions such as confusion or embarrassment, or when concealing information or lying?

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Most birds lay eggs once a year in spring, but world-wide, domestic chickens lay daily. How did this come to be?

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IAMA Request: A person who renounced US citizenship

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Most animals' poop is brown or black. Why is bird poop white?

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Which country's national diet produces the most human methane emissions?

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Why would exceeding the speed of light be equivalent to time travel?

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In board games like Othello, Checkers and Chess, are there "legal" arrangements of pieces which are impossible to come across during play?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Which country's national diet produces the most human methane emissions?	1	askscience
Why do people touch their faces to signal emotions such as confusion or embarrassment, or when concealing information or lying?	1	askscience
Most birds lay eggs once a year in spring, but world-wide, domestic chickens lay daily. How did this come to be?	1	askscience
IAMA Request: A person who renounced US citizenship	1	IAmA
Most animals' poop is brown or black. Why is bird poop white?	1	askscience
Which country's national diet produces the most human methane emissions?	1	askscience
Why would exceeding the speed of light be equivalent to time travel?	1	askscience
In board games like Othello, Checkers and Chess, are there "legal" arrangements of pieces which are impossible to come across during play?	0	askscience