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Do women have a better sense of taste than men?
Studies have found that girls are better at recognizing tastes than boys. Find out why women have a better sense of taste than men at HowStuffWorks.
Does Drinking Beer Really Make You Fat?
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Does beer really make you fat? Not according to the beer commercials! Get the truth from HowStuffWorks.
Car Safety Systems Don't Always 'See' in Bad Weather, AAA Says
A new study out from AAA found that advanced vehicle safety systems struggled when weather conditions weren't optimal. Some test runs even ended in collisions.
Is Your Brain More Suited for Law Enforcement or the Medical Field?
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It takes a special kind of brain to work in law enforcement or medicine. Share your special brand of smart with us and we'll know which field your brain wants to explore. Are we talking to a future police officer or a surgeon?
What's the Difference Between Sweet Potatoes and Yams?
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Think sweet potatoes and yams are the same? Think again. These two tubers are totally different. Yams aren't even potatoes.
Which Military Dog Breed Is Right for You?
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Dogs have been part of military life since ancient times, but just because a dog is a great companion and protector doesn't make them a good pet for everyone. Which breed of military dog is the right one for you?
The Blue Shark Is Built for Long-distance Travel
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Sleek, fast, and unmistakably tinted with ocean hues, the blue shark is a standout among pelagic sharks.
Goliath Birdeater: A Huge Tarantula That Only Eats Birds Sometimes
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In the dense rainforests of northeastern South America, a giant lurks beneath banana leaves and within deep burrows. Meet the goliath birdeater, the largest tarantula species on Earth. This spider is so big, it can span the size of a dinner plate, making it the undisputed heavyweight of the arachnid world.
The Eyeless Olm Lives Underground and Underwater
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The olm is one of the strangest amphibians on Earth. This pale cave salamander lives in permanently dark habitats beneath the limestone landscapes of southeastern Europe.
How the Internet of Things Works
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The Internet of Things consists of all the web-enabled devices that collect, send and act on data. See how this connectivity is affecting our world.