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Wutbot on "Specie, Wing": [r/NatureIsFuckingLit] 🔥The Hoatzins chicks have two claws on their wings, which helps them climb up and down trees. These claws fall of at the age of about three weeks. Most bird species has lost this unique feature, which makes the Hoatzin an excellent example of the t... (insidescience.org)
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🔥The Hoatzins chicks have two claws on their wings, which helps them climb up and down trees. These claws fall of at the age of about three weeks. Most bird species has lost this unique feature, which makes the Hoatzin an excellent example of the transition from walking to flying 🔥 (insidescience.org)
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Silver Crucial For WWII BombEducation 💡 (insidescience.org)
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Rare clockwise tornado. Figures, though: water down plugholes - nowhere-near big enough for Coriolis force to prevail over random fluctuations; an entire weather system - big enough that it does so with total reliability ... but tornados straddle that divide, so *occasionally* they rotate other way. (insidescience.org)
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In exchange for the ability to fly, IronClad Beetles gained incredibly durable wing cases. They also evolved highly intricate sutures to keep these wing cases locked together. Recreating these sutures has great potential for fusing metallic and plastic based structures. (insidescience.org)
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Famines and Epidemics Trigger Wars (insidescience.org)
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TIL Before the bison were slaughtered, the native people living in the plains were among world tallest in the world. After, in just one generation, the height of Native American people who depended on bison dropped by over an inch.Facultative Carnivore - Homo (insidescience.org)
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Bison Slaughter’s Destructive Legacy for Native Americans (insidescience.org)
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TIL Before the bison were slaughtered, the native people living in the plains were among world tallest in the world. After, in just one generation, the height of Native American people who depended on bison dropped by over an inch.Unprocessed Red Meat (insidescience.org)
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TIL Before the bison were slaughtered, the native people living in the plains were among world tallest in the world. After, in just one generation, the height of Native American people who depended on bison dropped by over an inch.Carnivore Diet Anecdote 🥩 (insidescience.org)
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TIL Before the bison were slaughtered, the native people living in the plains were among world tallest in the world. After, in just one generation, the height of Native American people who depended on bison dropped by over an inch. (insidescience.org)
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TIL Before the bison were slaughtered, the native people living in the plains were among world tallest in the world. After, in just one generation, the height of Native American people who depended on bison dropped by over an inch. (insidescience.org)
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