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Why Is the Tropic of Cancer Important?
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You've probably heard of the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn, but do you know the difference?
Can You Take Out Life Insurance on Just Anyone?
You actually can take out a life insurance policy on people other than your spouse, but it comes down to something called an insurable interest.
Why Are Air-dried Towels So Stiff?
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A research team has found that water acts strangely on an air-drying towel, which contributes to its signature stiffness.
Is it possible to cry blood?
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Movie villains aren't the only ones who cry blood. Learn whether it is possible to cry blood at HowStuffWorks.
What does stretching a sportbike do?
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Extending a motorcycle's frame gives it a new look or a down-low advantage. Learn what stretching a sportbike does at HowStuffWorks.
Audubon Mural Project Artists Paint Birds on the Brink
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Nearly 400 bird species are in danger of extinction by the end of this century and The Audubon Mural Project intends to depict every one of them.
The Snow Moon Is February's Full Moon
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The snow moon nickname pays homage to this cold time of year. What are some other nicknames for February's full moon and when can you see it?
What Shoe Matches Your Personality?
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Oxford type? Into athletic footwear? Whatever floats your boat (shoes) is what this quiz is all about. Find out what shoes match your disposition, then step out in style.
What does it mean when someone has 20/20 vision?
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We all know 20/20 vision is a good thing, but just what do those numbers mean?
How does the ball return work on a coin-operated pool table?
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On a coin-operated pool table, if you hit one of the numbered balls into a pocket, the ball goes into a locked storage compartment. If you hit the cue ball into a pocket, the table returns it. How does the pool table tell the difference?