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10 Completely False 'Facts' Everyone Knows

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The blood in your veins is blue. Glass is a slow-moving liquid. If you touch a baby bird, its mother will abandon it. Not so fast -- if you learned any of those "facts" in school, what you learned was wrong.

6 of the Weirdest Animals on the Planet

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What makes an animal "weird"? Maybe it looks different from other animals in its family, or has an uncanny resemblance to another creature in the animal kingdom they are not closely related to.

Do Large Undiscovered Species Still Exist?

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What are the chances there are still large, undiscovered animals on the planet? More likely than you might think.

Do you always get a bloody nose with altitude sickness?

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Visit HowStuffWorks to explore and learn whether you always get a bloody nose with altitude sickness in this article.

15 Types of Boats Making Wakes and Sailing the High Seas

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If you're daydreaming about open water, there's a good chance you've wondered about the types of boats you might see—or own.

How Tire Pressure Gauges Work

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If you have a car, chances are you also have a tire-pressure gauge. Learn how this pen-sized device measures air pressure and why the little stick inside doesn't just fly right out the back!

The Moffat Tunnel

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The Moffat Tunnel is a six-mile tunnel that was built in the mountains of Colorado. Learn more about the Moffat Tunnel.

What does it mean when a barometer is rising or falling?

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A barometer is an instrument that is used to predict the weather. Learn about barometers in this article.

What are tide tables?

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Whether you sail, surf, fish or collect shells, having one of these could help you out before you hit the water.

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