Recent studies say that the best female contraceptive method is to throw stones at storks
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Recent studies say that the best female contraceptive method is to throw stones at storks
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The average IQ of women is lower by a small amount than the average IQ of a man
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Whats the phobia called where you're scared of other people that have stupid phobias?
...OF COURSE most of the pictures being used are of Bras.... There must be a lot of young ones that play this.
EDIT: ...Looking back on it, it probably had to do with the current topic. :)
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The Worlds largest concentration of Horseshoe Crabs resides in Delaware Bay. The population there had dropped by 70-90% within the last 15 years due to immoral harvest for their blood. With the current blood harvesting technique (breaking their back to get to the spine) it is estimated that between 10-30% (although it is MUCH likely to be higher, and some companies are thought to sell their used crabs as fish bait rather than returning them to the sea) of the Crabs that have their blood harvested die in the process. It it unknown how many die after being returned to the ocean. Survivors are often left unable to breed (or sometimes just produce less eggs) when returned to the wild, further hindering the population. At least 500,000 Horseshoe Crabs are harvested every year (collected during the spring mating season when they come up onto the beaches to breed. I doubt there are any current law against taking one with eggs, as they are seen as far too valuable.)
The value of Horseshoe Crab blood is between $13,000 and $15,000 a Liter. Or about $60,000 a Gallon. It is used in medical research as the blood is HIGHLY anti bacterial.
Science
Edible Bacteria That Eat Human Waste Could Be Food For Astronauts
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Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin in 1928, but it took 17 years to refine it for mass production. In 1945, even as the world's first commercial antibiotic became available, Fleming was quoted in the New York Times, where he delivered the following warning: "The greatest possibility of evil in self-medication is the use of too-small doses, so that instead of clearing up infection the microbes are educated to resist penicillin." Only five years later, in 1950, approximately 40% of hospital Staphylococcus aureus isolates were showing pronounced penicillin-resistance. Today, anti-bacterial resistance is an evolving medical crisis.
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All of the bacteria in our body collectively weighs about 4 pounds,guess im not all to blame for my weight.
Facts: Bacteria is used for drinks. Yakult xD [image: www.google.com] IDK how to insert picture. But you can google it. Sorry for troublesome
Fact: À lack of bacteria in the gut due to C sections, instead of traditional birth may be related to autism as those delivered by C sections have a higher chance of autsim, than those not. Those who are delivered via a Ceaseran section have less bacteria in the gut, and other organs, than those delivered normaly
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A group of bacteria called Magnetotactic bacteria process iron to produce magnetite or greigite and organise them into chains using a cytoskeleton; which they use to travel along geomagnetic field lines.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.micres.2012.04.002
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A PhD student in the US created yoghurt using the bacterial cultures from her own vagina and ate it. And it turns out it's actually not such a bad idea.
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Metabolism comes from the greek word μεταβολη, which means change. So, metabolism literally means the act of changing.
Damn, I guess deleting my uploaded pictures removes them from the post I attached them to. So I don't get a participation prize... Because I posted twice? (Even though the first post was not an entry into the competition.)