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Having enough blood is crucial for survival, but how many gallons do our bodies contain? And more importantly, how much blood can we lose without dying?
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Read MoreMeteor showers are extremely popular astronomical events, and understandably so, but did you know it's possible to see two of them at the same time?
Read MoreLots of people find modern spiders scary, but what about prehistoric spiders? Well, fossils like this prove that they were huge and terrifying.
Read MoreFinding water on other planets is always exciting, but it's turned up somewhere unexpected. Not only that, but the water there has some interesting properties.
Read MoreIn the dark, strange depths of the Pacific Ocean, scientists have found life in yet another surprising place, thriving in the crust around hydrothermal vents.
Read MoreThe brain governs much of what the body does, including the process of eating. Researchers have discovered this process occurs within our brains in four stages.
Read MoreAir purifiers and dehumidifiers may look similar but they do very different jobs. Here are the differences and when each is suitable for use.
Read MoreTropical cyclones are known for their size and immense destructive power. But what conditions and processes are necessary for these giant storms to form?
Read MoreSnakes can be pretty scary, no matter how big or small they are, but when researchers found one longer than a bus, the news made some interesting waves.
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