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Hunting for Martians in the Most Extreme Desert on Earth

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Life-hunting rovers are going to Mars in 2020. HowStuffWorks tracks their adventures on Earth and wonders what the Martian life will be named, if found.

Is the 'Lovely Assistant' the Real Magician?

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HowStuffWorks looks at the history of magician's assistants, what they do and why the assistant is usually a woman.

Why Is a Broken Mirror Bad Luck?

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You're not supposed to cry over spilled milk. But a broken mirror? That's another matter. Will breaking a mirror really bring you bad luck?

What's an American manicure?

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Do you know how an American manicure is different from the Frenchie? See what's involved in an American manicure at TLC Style.

Pride Month in the U.S. Celebrates LGBTQ+ Progress and Equality

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June is Pride Month, when the LGBTQ community comes together to celebrate their struggles and to raise awareness of issues they still face.

What Is Sassafras and Is it Safe?

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HowStuffWorks looks at the many uses and potential dangers of sassafras.

Do Fish Get Thirsty?

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

A Calico Cat Wears a Coat of Many Colors

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Calico cats are almost all female. And they inherit their looks from their mothers. HowStuffWorks explains the genetics behind these unusual cats.

How Photosynthesis Captures Light and Powers Life on Earth

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No life, except possibly very small bacteria, would exist on Earth without photosynthesis.

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