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Earthworms Save China
- Watch this video showing how earthworms can save China on HowStuffWorks. In Hong Kong, waste is a huge problem because landfill space is almost non-existent. So officials have collected 80 million earthworms to literally munch their way through tons and tons of organic waste everyday. Learn how earthworms can save China and help solve its waste crisis in this news video from Reuters.
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Incredible Insects: Bees
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Bees are social insects that live in colonies; they communicate where to find food, nectar, and pollen. They also feed and care for the single queen and her larvae.
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Dirty Jobs: Mosquito Control
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Mosquito control is an important but difficult job. Learn more about the importance of mosquito control with this video from HowStuffWorks.
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What Are the Odds? Shark Attack
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What are the odds you will be attacked by a shark? Learn more about odds in this video.
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Giant Toads In Australia
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Watch this video about giant toads in Australia on HowStuffWorks. The cane toad measuring 8 inches in length and nearly two pounds, double its normal size, has been captured in Australia's Northern Territory. These toads are considered a pest in... More »
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Wild and Weird Rockets: Gila Monster
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The Gila Monster is probably the biggest homemade rocket you've ever seen in your life. Check it out in this video. Brought to you by the Discovery Channel.
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Cloning the Dead
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Cloning could potentially replace a lost loved one, though the clone would never be exactly the same as the original person.
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Can a Man Be Pregnant?
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Is a pregnant man actually possible? Watch this Reuters news video showing Thomas Beattie, an Oregon man (who was born a woman but kept the uterus) who according to at least one magazine and several pictures is pregnant and expecting in July 2008.
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Growing Living Organs in a Lab
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U.S. researchers have grown a living and beating heart in a lab. Scientists from the University of Minnesota took hearts from dead rats and injected them with heart cells from newborn rats; the hearts then came to life. Video courtesy of Reuters.
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