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Gender at the Gym: How Workout Preferences Vary by Sex, Age

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Younger people are less into the gender divide of classes for women and weightlifting for men. HowStuffWorks looks at where gym workouts are headed.

Can Different Bird Species 'Talk' with Each Other?

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Does your parakeet understand the cardinal chirping outside its window? Can a pigeon's noises mean anything to a crow? Yes, it can.

Only a Black Hole Could Make a Black Hole That Massive!

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Black holes may merge to produce second-generation black holes. Learn more about black holes at HowStuffWorks.

5 Differences Between Spotify and Apple Music

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Streaming music services compete in all kinds of ways. HowStuffWorks looks at the differences between the top two.

What's the Protocol of Inviting a Recovering Alcoholic to an Event With Drinks?

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What is the best thing to do if you're having a recovering alcoholic at a party with liquor? HowStuffWorks Now looks at the etiquette rules.

Ridiculous History: The Great Stink of London

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The Great Stink of London occurred during the summer of 1858. Read more about this foul-smelling episode in Ridiculous History from HowStuffWorks Now.

Why Didn't Evolution Give Us the Ability to Smell Fresh Water?

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You'd think being able to smell drinkable water would be an evolutionary advantage. But we can only smell things that suggest potable water. Why is that?

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