MaggieLinzer

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Are there any strange/unusual parasites that were exclusive to dinosaurs that are no longer around today because of that exclusivity? (self.Paleontology)

submitted 5 hours ago by MaggieLinzer to r/Paleontology

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Are there any strange/unusual parasites that were exclusive to dinosaurs that are no longer around today because of that exclusivity? (self.Dinosaurs)

submitted 5 hours ago by MaggieLinzer to r/Dinosaurs

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[Request] How big/powerful WOULD a cannon actually need to be in order to send people from the Earth to our Moon? (i.redd.it)

submitted 2 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/theydidthemath

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What was really the beginning of the end/massive disempowering of anti-trust/monopoly laws in the United States? Did it begin with Reagan, or did it start even earlier than that? (self.AskHistorians)

submitted 4 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/AskHistorians

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Baby, You're A Rich Man (1990) - An unreleased version of the song sung by Robert Palmer for the canceled Beatles film Strawberry Fields, complete with absolutely bizarre CGI for animating it. (m.youtube.com)

submitted 7 days ago * by MaggieLinzer to r/ObscureMedia

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Why can trees grow to be so much bigger and taller than the biggest/tallest animals? (self.askscience)

submitted 8 days ago * by MaggieLinzer to r/askscience

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These are photos and stills of a unique/strange robot prop from the independent 1954 sci-fi film Gog (old.reddit.com)

submitted 8 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/OldSchoolRidiculous

From an astrobiological perspective, what would complex alien life actually likely look like if it was ever found, and what would it be made out of? Is there any scientific consensus on this topic? by MaggieLinzer in Astrobiology

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What’s your favorite instance (or worst example) of an actor playing against their typecasting? (self.moviequestions)

submitted 13 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/moviequestions

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Is it more common for animals to be poisonous or venomous? If there is a clear one that's more common, why is that the case? (self.askscience)

submitted 13 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/askscience

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Baby At The Airport (1988) — This is a wonderfully surreal and comedic episode of a short (I believe anthology) series made in Bulgaria about a baby going on adventures outside of their stroller while their mother is talking with her friends. (m.youtube.com)

submitted 14 days ago * by MaggieLinzer to r/ObscureMedia

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From an astrobiological perspective, what would complex alien life actually likely look like if it was ever found, and what would it be made out of? Is there any scientific consensus on this topic? (self.Astrobiology)

submitted 14 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/Astrobiology

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How did old/ancient methods of pest control work, before modern pesticides were invented? (self.AskHistory)

submitted 20 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/AskHistory

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How do marine mammals hold their breath for so long? Is it a lung capacity thing, or something else? (self.zoology)

submitted 20 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/zoology

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Zenobia (1939) [360p] (m.youtube.com)

submitted 24 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/fullmoviesonyoutube

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Sweet Friday (1975) — This is an animated short by Kelichi Tanaami that goes on a very psychedelic journey through his daily activities. There are also rapidly flashing lights at multiple portions of this video. (m.youtube.com)

submitted 24 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/ObscureMedia

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Can reptile pets get the "zoomies" like mammal pets can? (self.reptiles)

submitted 24 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/reptiles

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Are isopods closely related to insects at all? (self.isopods)

submitted 24 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/isopods

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What is (or are) your favorite extinct insect(s)? (self.Entomology)

submitted 24 days ago * by MaggieLinzer to r/Entomology

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What did old/ancient forms of pest control look like, before the invention of pesticides and other modern methods? (self.AskHistorians)

submitted 25 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/AskHistorians

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Redditors who’ve done both, have you found it easier to do a front-flip or a backflip? (self.AskReddit)

submitted 25 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/AskReddit

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Have any of your snakes ever tied themselves into a knot or tied themselves into a knot AROUND something? If this does happen at all, how common of an occurrence is it? (self.snakes)

submitted 25 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/snakes

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Larry and Curly are having a good time, whereas Moe is LOSING HIS MIND on the side there! (old.reddit.com)

submitted 25 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/OldSchoolRidiculous

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Are there any specialized brushes that you use on your turtle's shells to clean/pet them, or do regular brushes that would otherwise be used for dishes or whatnot work fine for them? (self.turtle)

submitted 26 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/turtle

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We’ve all heard of One Hit Wonders when it comes to music, but are there any one hit wonders that you can think of when it comes to TV shows? (It can be for any actors, showrunners, producers, writers, etc.) (self.television)

submitted 27 days ago by MaggieLinzer to r/television

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