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Most dragonflies don't die of old age but are caught by predators. Even if they do survive, they still don't live much longer than a few months.Quote:
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Mythbusters proved that wrong as the goldfish could remember a maze a couple days later.Quote:
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Although it doesn't show up on X-rays, your baby does in fact have kneecaps. They're just not bony kneecaps. At birth, these kneecaps are still cartilage, and remain so for a few years. So all those spills and falls your toddler is taking aren't going to be knee-breakers, just sponge-compressors. By the time your child is anywhere from 3 to 5 years old, those cartilage plates will have fully ossified into big-kid kneecaps, made of real bone. And every year after that, as that bone loses its bounce, those thrills and spills will get progressively less fun until those grown-up babies are creaking and groaning with the rest of us.Quote:
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Not true. Human eyes grow in size from birth until to the age of around 15 to 16. The average size of a newborn's eyeball is around 18 millimetres and that of an adult should be 24 to 25 millimetres.Quote:
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True. It was done because early manual typewriters would get jammed easily so making the left hand which is not normally used do the work slowed it down enough that it wouldn't.Quote:
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Now you really know everything. ;-)
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