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10 Edible Biofuels

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What are some of the most common edible biofuels? Check out 10 edible biofuels at HowStuffWorks.

How GPS Phones Work

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GPS phones can pinpoint a location, give directions and provide information about businesses. Learn about GPS phones and how GPS receivers determine a location.

14 Weird Christmas Traditions to Perplex and Delight You

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Christmas traditions are like snowflakes: No two are the same, and some are downright bizarre. Sure, Santa Claus squeezing down chimneys is strange enough, but the world is full of other weird Christmas traditions that make reindeer games look tame.

20 Animals That Start With 'I': From Irish Setters to Ivory Gulls

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There is a fascinating world of animals that start with "I." Some animal names are likely more familiar, like the mighty Indian elephant, while others are a little more obscure — looking at you, Iriomote cat.

How DNA Evidence Works

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DNA evidence is explained in this article from HowStuffWorks. Learn about DNA evidence.

How Revisionist History Works

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Revisionist history can range from simply correcting a date to reconsidering the causes of a war. Learn why revisionist history is controversial.

How Can You Tell if a Chicken Egg Is Fertilized?

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How can you tell if a chicken egg is fertilized or not? HowStuffWorks answers the age-old question.

What's Your Power Animal?

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Power animals have been a part of tribal cultures for thousands of years. Everyone has an animal that is somehow rooted in their strengths and weaknesses. What's yours?

The Largest Insect in the World Is the Size of a Sparrow

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Insects are everywhere, from the deepest jungles to your backyard. They may even make some unwanted cameo appearances in your kitchen. Ideally, those bugs would be smaller and less intimidating than the world's largest insect - a supersized creature you'll have to see to believe.

Argentinosaurus Was Almost Half as Long as a Football Field

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Argentinosaurus is one of the largest known dinosaurs to have ever walked the Earth, and its sheer size captures the imagination of scientists and enthusiasts alike.

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