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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. Tortoises can run as fast as 1mph (1.6km/h).1. Tortoises can run as fast as 1mph (1.6km/h).
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2. Neanderthals ate barbecue-roasted pigeon.2. Neanderthals ate barbecue-roasted pigeon.
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3. Ant colonies have personalities.3. Ant colonies have personalities.
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4. The Indian record for staff absenteeism is thought to have been set by a biology teacher who did not turn up for work for 23 years.4. The Indian record for staff absenteeism is thought to have been set by a biology teacher who did not turn up for work for 23 years.
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5. In Oklahoma, the average marijuana joint costs the same as 2.41 bottles of Bud Light.5. In Oklahoma, the average marijuana joint costs the same as 2.41 bottles of Bud Light.
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6. There is a mathematical formula for happiness.6. There is a mathematical formula for happiness.
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7. Eels are aversely affected by noise pollution. 7. Eels are adversely affected by noise pollution.
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8. Mesa, Arizona, is the most conservative large city in the United States.8. Mesa, Arizona, is the most conservative large city in the United States.
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9. The average astronaut on orbiting space shuttles gets less than six hours sleep a night.9. The average astronaut on orbiting space shuttles gets less than six hours sleep a night.
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10. Grizzly bears' bodies mimic the symptoms of type two diabetes during hibernation.10. Grizzly bears' bodies mimic the symptoms of type two diabetes during hibernation.
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