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Should We Worry About Apes Learning to Use Handguns?

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Can monkeys and apes use handguns? Read this HowStuffWorks Now article to learn about the possibility of primate gun use.

The Uber-popular Aeron Chair Was First Made for Grandma

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How did the Aeron become the prince of office chairs? HowStuffWorks Now explains.

Should you ever break a 'no gifts' rule?

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If an invitation says not to bring gifts, don't bring gifts. Learn more about whether you should ever break a 'no gifts' rule at HowStuffWorks.

What Does Space Smell Like?

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Surprisingly, the solar system isn't odorless - it has a distinct scent that some astronauts like and others think is stinky. So, what does it smell like and why?

Gray Fox vs. Coyote: Comparing Canids of the Wild

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At a glance, the gray fox vs. coyote match-up might look lopsided. One is a medium-sized wild dog, the other a nimble omnivore that can climb trees.

A Polydactyl Cat Has 5, 6 or even 7 Toes on Each Paw

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Some cats are just born to stand out. The polydactyl cat sports extra toes that make it look like it's wearing mittens, earning it nicknames like "mitten cats," "big foot cats" or even "cats with thumbs."

Frog Anatomy: A Simple Breakdown of How Frog Bodies Work

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Frogs might seem simple, but under the skin, they're biological marvels. When you dig into frog anatomy, you’ll find structures that support a life both in water and on land. That duality makes them excellent subjects for comparing vertebrate systems—including our own.

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