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They're swimming in water all day so how could they ever get thirsty? The answer might surprise you.

Groundhogs are omnivorous and hibernate for three months out of every year. HowStuffWorks gets to know more about these little mammals.

If too many people use their devices and computers at the same time, could the internet actually stop working from overuse?

Whether you want to break up with Facebook for good - or just take a breather - we've got step-by-step instructions so you can do either.

The bane of every gardener's existence, weeds can easily and safely be controlled with non-toxic ingredients that you find around the house.

Your phone might look clean, but in reality, it's harboring germs, viruses and bacteria. So stop doomscrolling in the bathroom.

Cousins are indeed complicated. Who's your first cousin once removed? What is a second cousin? And what are kissing cousins? We'll tell you.

How does reverse osmosis work? Find out how a semipermeable membrane can act as a filter for some particles while letting others pass through.

The internet has made it possible to have a side job - or a full-time one - within your four walls, or just beyond them. We look at 10 great gigs.

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