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 What makes us tick? When we sleep on a bus trip, why
are we often able to wake up just before our intended stop?
Readers' Question
Readers
contributed to November's bio-clock question. Here's your next question:
Why do geese walk across a road
when they can fly, thereby not getting hit by a car?
Deadline: 28 Dec. We will publish
the best answers on11 Jan.
You get the credit. Click here to give April your answer:
Answer the question.
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 Alcohol:
does alcohol kill brain cells?
Chiles: how hot are your chiles?
Coffee grounds:
When I'm out camping, I boil coffee in a pot and then, to settle the grounds,
I drop an egg shell in. Does adding the shell make any difference?
Coffee, hot: why doesn't hot coffee burn your mouth?
The same coffee would hurt if poured on your arm.
Corn: is the tiny corn appearing in Asian dishes
really corn?
Digesting genes: What happens to genes
we eat?
Egg cartons: what do the dates on egg cartons
mean?
Eggs: How long does it take to soft boil an egg on top of Mt.
Everest?
Glow-in-the-dark beer:
Is there something safe to add to food to make it glow?
GM food: On my table everyday, there are
genetically modified rice, vegetables, and so on. Who knows if it is good or
not for us?
Green eggs: Why do the yolks of overcooked boiled eggs become green?
Ice cream: Who first "invented" ice cream and when?
Jell-o: What is gelatin?
Is it made from horses?
LifeSavers: Why do 5-flavored LifeSavers only show
four colors on the package?
Lobsters: Why are lobsters cooked alive?
Marshmallows: How are marshmallows made?
Peanuts: how do peanut processors get salt into
roasted, salted peanuts in the shell?
Peanuts, grow: Where
and how do peanuts grow?
Shrimp: Why do shrimp and lobsters turn
orange-red when cooked?
Wine: is wine alive?
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