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| 10 things we didn't know last week | 10 things we didn't know last week |
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| 1. Men and women's brains are differently wired and the difference grows bigger after childhood. | 1. Men and women's brains are differently wired and the difference grows bigger after childhood. |
| Find out more (Economist) | Find out more (Economist) |
| 2. You can teach a wolf tricks just like a dog. | 2. You can teach a wolf tricks just like a dog. |
| Find out more (The Times) | Find out more (The Times) |
| 3. Neanderthals were house-proud creatures, devoting separate spaces to tool-making, butchering animals and socialising. | 3. Neanderthals were house-proud creatures, devoting separate spaces to tool-making, butchering animals and socialising. |
| Find out more (Daily Telegraph) | Find out more (Daily Telegraph) |
| 4. A children's TV show in Sweden has characters dressed as "poo-poo" and "wee-wee". | 4. A children's TV show in Sweden has characters dressed as "poo-poo" and "wee-wee". |
| Find out more | Find out more |
| 5. Female lemon sharks go back to their birthplace to reproduce. | 5. Female lemon sharks go back to their birthplace to reproduce. |
| Find out more | Find out more |
| 6. The pope used to work as a bouncer. | 6. The pope used to work as a bouncer. |
| Find out more (Catholic News) | Find out more (Catholic News) |
| 7. Monkeys in Latin America prefer eating the fruit of the Pouteria and Brosimum trees to bananas. | 7. Monkeys in Latin America prefer eating the fruit of the Pouteria and Brosimum trees to bananas. |
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| 8. You can tell a person is tall by just hearing their voice. | 8. You can tell a person is tall by just hearing their voice. |
| Find out more (Daily Mail) | Find out more (Daily Mail) |
| 9. Koalas evolved a vocal organ that allows them to produce a very low-pitched sound for mating. | 9. Koalas evolved a vocal organ that allows them to produce a very low-pitched sound for mating. |
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| 10. The hardest tongue twister is "pad kid poured curd pulled cold". | |
| Find out more (Independent) | Find out more (Independent) |
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