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16. Why don’t we recognize our voice on a recording?
The answer is in the ability of our bones to conduct sound. Your interlocutors hear only the sounds conducted by air. The record also contains only such sounds. At the same time, the way we hear our voices is a combination of the regular sounds and the low-frequency sounds conducted by the bones of our skulls.

15. Why do we get a headache when drinking coldwater or eating cold food?

You probably noticed that when eating an ice cream you sometimes get a sharp headache. Or maybe it happens when you breathe in the air while jogging in the park in cold weather. It is connected with quick palate vessels’ constriction or distention as a reaction to low temperatures.

14. Why does our skin get dark and our hair get light under the sun?

In both cases, the sun breaks melanin, responsible for the color of hair and skin. The difference is in the fact that hair is not living, compared to skin. When the pigment is broken, itis not replenished in hair, so the latter gets lighter. Skin "answers" to the sun with a stronger replenishment of melanin, making the color darker.

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13. Why does time pass more slowly for a child?
It is probably because a child has to remember more events. Kids are only starting to get acquainted with the surrounding world, and their memory has to collect more data. So a year "contains" more events than that of a grown-up. It is also possible that, when evaluating some situations, we try to correspond them to the time we’ve already lived through. A week for a child is a bigger part of their life than for a grown-up.

12. Why don’t our eyes get cold when it’s freezing?
There are no temperature receptor cells in our eyes. Besides, the biggest part of the eyeball is inside the skull, and it is warmed up by the blood flow inside.


11. Why do we close our eyeswhen eating a lemon?
We probably got this reflex from our ancestors. Our eyes are closed to prevent the sour lemon juice from getting into them, which might harm the mucous membranes.

10. Why don’t urban pigeons sit in trees?
The pigeons in towns and cities have a natural habit of settling on the rocky landscape, where there are no trees. It means they don’t inherit the sitting reflex. The structure of their limbs gives them an opportunity to sit in trees, but they haven’t got used to such a behavior.

9. Why is dust white against a black backdrop and black against a white one?
Actually, ordinary dust is gray. However,the tiny size of its particles prevents us from seeing its real color. We just spot if the specks are lighter or darker than the background.

8. Why do raccoons rinse their food?
Raccoons often get food from the water and its surroundings, so there can be some ooze and algae that they try to clean off. Another reason is not so cute: this animal might kill its prey this way. Raccoons simply "rinse" the life out of it.

7. Why do birds fly in V-formations?
First of all, they save their energy: the birds flying in the front row create special air swirls with their wings. Those flying in the back rows "catch" the swirls and conserve their energy. Second, such a formation helps all the birds at once see the leader, who always flies first.

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6. Why do clock hands move sunwise? People had sundials before inventing the mechanic clock. The sun version had a pole for its shadow to move around the hour plate. Sucha "hand" moved the same way as the sun across the sky during the day. In the Northern Hemisphere, the direction was from the left to the right. The mechanic version of the clock was invented there sometime later.

5. Why is the ring finger used for a blood test?
First, the thumbs and pinky fingers are closely connected to the wrist. If you get an infection, it can be distributed up through the arm. Consequently, they advise taking blood from all the fingers except the thumbs and pinky fingers. Second, the ring finger is the least painful. It"works" less than other fingers and has thinner skin. If you don’t use this finger often, the slight wound will heal quickly.

4. Why do we have goose bumps?
It turns out to be an ancient phenomenon acquired from animals. Goose bumps come from the constriction of hair follicles. In the world of animals, this helps them warm up faster. In case of a threat, such a hair state helps an animal look bigger and more massive in front of an enemy. We also get goose bumps in cold weather or in emotional situations. It is the result of a subconscious adrenaline hormone emission.

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Jacktheripper:
Mumu post

when did you drop out of school

mikool007:
when did you drop out of school

The day sense left your wretched soul

Jacktheripper:


The day sense left your wretched soul

when you get back to school then you can come and talk to me

Kudos Op....... I see dis thread heading to d permanent site

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Jacktheripper:
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[/s]Ur opinion is irrelevant

Make I park my gallardo here

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ONE ALOMO for OP

everybody has random intelligent questions they ask google, this is just yours OP

Why are some people born to be stupid try asking google that

Jacktheripper:
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Educative post u mean?Too hard for u to decipher?lool

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Nice one

I actually just learned a lot here

cool stuff... they won't hear instead they would choose to google "where is Buhari's certificate"

why did fayose contest for presidency to early

Nice stuffs
Well done OP

MasterKim:
10. Why don’t urban pigeons sit in trees?
The pigeons in towns and cities have a natural habit of settling on the rocky landscape, where there are no trees. It means they don’t inherit the sitting reflex. The structure of their limbs gives them an opportunity to sit in trees, but they haven’t got used to such a behavior.

9. Why is dust white against a black backdrop and black against a white one?
Actually, ordinary dust is gray. However,the tiny size of its particles prevents us from seeing its real color. We just spot if the specks are lighter or darker than the background.

Why did alimi a4onja disappear with the speed of light yrs ago when small small fulani boy just wan follow am play ayo?

MasterKim:

Ah werey boy.
Afonjaflathead
Dem don ban ur life comot.
U get flat head, u come get green back join! U be chimpanzee?

haba,e be like say spirit don catch u,huh?
Mental,reveal to us the reason Y '4onja disappear like usain bolt wen pulani wan follow am play kalokalo