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10 glaciers that will soon disappear

When people say that due to climate change, glaciers can melt, people panic for only one reason - the flooding…

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What role do cockroaches play in nature?

Cockroaches degrade organic matter. They can break down cellulose in wood, enhance soil quality by digging holes, and provide food…

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Are crocodiles descended from dinosaurs?

Crocodiles first emerged in the Mesozoic epoch, around 200 million years ago, and outlived dinosaurs. Crocodiles may be found in…

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Why is chocolate bad for dogs?

Theobromine, an alkaloid found in chocolate, is a neurostimulant. Toxic to dogs, theobromine may result in poisoning and, in severe…

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What is a silverfish, and how can you get rid of it?

If you've ever sifted through old attic boxes and found silverfish, you may be a touch on edge. What's the…

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Do female praying mantis really eat their males?

Praying mantises are a group of over 2,400 species that live in tropical and temperate climates across the world.

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Sea cucumber: an animal or a plant?

There are over 1200 different kinds of sea cucumber in the waters - so numerous that experts aren't sure how…

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Is it possible to resurrect extinct animals?

From the Ice Age, do you remember Manny the woolly mammoth and Diego the saber-toothed tiger? Wouldn't it be amazing…

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What happens if you wake up a bear from hibernation?

Bears are not very violent creatures. They will, however, defend themselves if they are in danger. This is why it's…

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Sheepshead facts: fish with human teeth

Sheepsheads are small marine fish with solid dorsal spines and slender bodies. Archosargus probatocephalus is a fish that typically grows…

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Are plants capable of hearing, seeing, smelling, tasting, or touching?

Many individuals communicate with trees, even at the risk of being labeled as insane, but the current study indicates that…

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Why is salt poisonous to snails and slugs?

When salt comes into contact with snails and slugs, it initiates the osmosis process—their fast dehydration results in their death

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