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Did Pintos really explode in the 1970s?
Did Pintos really explode in the 1970s? Find out if the Ford Pinto was really as dangerous as we were led to believe, at HowStuffWorks.
What if There Were No Cockroaches?
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Cockroaches are among the most reviled creatures on the planet. They bring bacteria and allergens wherever they go - along with severe cases of the creepy crawlies. But would we really want to live in a world devoid of these little pests?
Why the Garter Snake Is Your Garden's Best Friend
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Garter snakes are harmless, very common and beneficially feed on slugs, leeches, large insects and small rodents in North American gardens.
19 Rarest Cat Breeds You'll Be Lucky to Spot in a Home
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You've likely heard of more popular domestic cat breeds, including Persian cats, Burmese cats, Siamese cats, British shorthairs, American shorthairs, Maine Coons and Ragdolls.
10 Most Trans-friendly States in the U.S.
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The most trans-friendly states are where transgender people can live everyday life with legal protections, healthcare access, and a basic sense of safety.
10 Most Corrupt States in the U.S. (That We Know Of)
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The most corrupt states often appear in research that tracks public corruption convictions, bribery cases, and misconduct among elected officials. In the United States, investigators and political science researchers try to measure corruption using data from the Department of Justice and other public corruption statistics.
What State Has the Most Lakes in the U.S.?
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If you have ever wondered which state has the most lakes, the answer depends on how you count them. Some states contain millions of unnamed ponds and smaller bodies of freshwater, while others are famous for thousands of named lakes used for boating, fishing, and swimming. (Yes, thousands.)
The Blue Dragon Sea Slug Eats Venomous Prey and Saves the Stingers for Later
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The blue dragon sea slug looks like a tiny ocean creature from a fantasy illustration. Despite its delicate appearance this small animal is a fierce predator that floats across the open ocean and feeds on some of the sea's most venomous animals.
How Political Primaries Work
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Political primaries are meant to transfer the power of who would run for president from the elite to the voters. Learn about primaries at HowStuffWorks.
Why Does the U.S. Have an Electoral College?
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In the U.S. presidential election system, how does the Electoral College work?