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How do a zebra's stripes act as camouflage?
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I've heard that the black and white stripes on a zebra provide camouflage. How can this be if they're not in a black-and-white environment?
Sportster: A Chopper Profile
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The Sportster is a custom motorcycle with a 74-cubic-inch Harley-Davidson engine. See photos and specifications for this Klock Werks chopper.
George Adamski and the Space Brothers
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George Adamski preached an interplanetary gospel based on contact with UFOs and aliens. Though serious investigators scoffed, he earned wide attention. Read about George Adamski and his "Space Brothers."
What should all men pack in their hygiene bag?
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What should all men pack in their hygiene bag? Visit Discovery Fit & Health to learn what all men should pack in their hygiene bag.
Could You Live in Mexico?
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Semana Santa, tacos al pastor and the Palenque ruins, oh my! There's lots to explore in this colorful country, so if you're eager to experience bullfighting and meet some charros, then it's time to take this Mexican quiz now!
Inside Yellowstone's 'Zone of Death' Crimes Can't Be Prosecuted
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A small area of West Yellowstone National Park has no residents, which opens it up to a strange loophole: lawlessness. Find out more at HowStuffWorks.
Which "Watchmen" Character Are You?
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Thirty-four years after what happened in "The Watchmen" the world is a different place. Vigilantes still exist, Dr. Manhattan is still out there and there's a whole gang of Rorschachs. Where do you fit in? Grab your mask and find out!
The Biggest Alligator on Record, by Weight and Length
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If you came across an alligator in your yard (a totally plausible scenario in a place like Florida), you might think it's the biggest alligator you ever saw. But if it's not pushing 1,000 pounds and 15 feet in length, then it's likely not breaking any records.
Amphibians vs. Reptiles: Do You Know the Actual Difference?
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Let's dig into the key traits, differences and surprising similarities of these cold-blooded creatures.
Regal Jumping Spider: Tiny, Harmless, Maybe Even Cute
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The regal jumping spider (Phidippus regius) is a fuzzy spider that's named for its incredible jumping ability and vivid colors. They have four forward-facing eyes, giving them better vision than other spiders.