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How Do Bacteria Reproduce?
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Bacteria are both friend and foe to humanity. They cause and cure health problems, make rotting food stink and give sourdough its delicious taste. Find out how these countless tiny microbes accomplish all of this and more.
How do bacteria communicate?
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Bacteria communication exists, just these tiny organisms have a different way of talking. Learn how bacteria communication works.
How Flesh-eating Bacteria Works
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Flesh-eating bacteria exists and is a potentially fatal illness. Learn about the symptoms and progression of flesh-eating bacteria and how to avoid it.
Do bacteria cause body odor?
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Do bacteria cause body odor? Visit HowStuffWorks to learn if bacteria cause body odor.
The Bacteria, Virus or Fungus Quiz
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Is that weird rash you have a gross fungus, a disturbingly contagious virus or a wholly disgusting bacteria? We can't answer that question, but we can test your knowledge of our three germy friends in general.
That Funky Meerkat Scent Comes From a Surprising Source
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How does meerkat marking scent get its unique smell? Learn more about meerkat scent and bacteria in this HowStuffWorks article.
Men's Beards Carry More Bacteria Than Dogs' Fur, Study Suggests
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Do men's beards harbor more microbes than a dog's fur does? HowStuffWorks looks at a study that says yes.
Dog Bowls Are Breeding Grounds For Bacteria
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A small study found that dog bowls, especially ceramic and plastic bowls, breed E. coli, salmonella and MRSA. HowStuffWorks looks at the findings.
Could Gut Bacteria Become the Next Sports Drink?
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The mass of microorganisms swarming inside your favorite elite athlete's body may be a great business opportunity.
How Biofilm Works
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Biofilms form when single microorganisms attach to a hydrated surface and undergo a "lifestyle switch." Learn about biofilms in this article.