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Mammal Pictures

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Mammals are a ubiquitous and diverse class of animals. Learn all about mammals by viewing these mammal pictures.

What are natural gas hydrates?

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What are natural gas hydrates? Learn what natural gas hydrates are in this article.

Wholphin: A Rare Hybrid Animal That Can Reproduce

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The wholphin (sometimes spelled wolphin) is the result of crossbreeding between a male false killer whale and a female bottlenose dolphin. The label "wholphin" combines the names of both parent species.

14 Southern States With Complicated Histories and Robust Cultures

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The Southern states include both sprawling farmlands and bustling cities. Often called "the South," this area played a pivotal role in shaping the identity of the United States.

Why Is the Speedo Disappearing From European Beaches?

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Is the Speedo still popular in Europe? Learn more about the Speedo and changing swimwear trends in this HowStuffWorks Now article.

How does the Farmers' Almanac predict weather?

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It sure would be handy to know what the weather is going to be like for the next year. Unfortunately, there's just one problem: Weather is notoriously difficult to predict. So is the Farmers' Almanac accurate, or is it just blowing hot air?

The Geoduck Is The World's Most NSFW Mollusk

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Geoducks are the largest saltwater clams on the planet. Some can live as long as 100 years. HowStuffWorks takes a look at these unique mollusks.

Do tornadoes really avoid cities?

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Are you safer from tornadoes if you live in a city? Would Dorothy have ended up in Oz if she lived in New York rather than Kansas? Let's separate fact from fiction.

Why a Geomagnetic Storm Makes for Pretty Skies and Tech Scares

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When the Sun gets rowdy, Earth feels it. A geomagnetic storm happens when solar activity stirs up Earth’s magnetic field, producing large magnetic disturbances that can mess with everything from navigation systems to power grids.

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