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What Is Speleology?

The scientific study of caves and other karst features is referred to as Speleology.

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What are Water Rights?

Water rights are guidelines which determine who is allowed to use water from a given source.

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What Is a Rift Valley?

Rift valleys are a linear-shaped lowlands between several highlands created by the action of a geologic fault or rift.

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What Is A Cover Crop?

Cover crop is planted in the agricultural field to serve a variety of purposes including the protection of the soil against erosion, weeds, and pests.

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What is a Eukaryote?

In scientific terms, a eukaryote is an organism that has cells within membranes.

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Venomous Mammals Living In The World Today

Vampire bats, the male duck-billed platypus, hedgehogs, moles, skunks, shrews, and solenodons are some of the venomous species of mammals living in the world today.

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The Deadliest Disasters On Mount Everest

Numerous mountaineers have died attempting to ascend or descend the Mount Everest and some disasters on the mountain have claimed more lives than ever.

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What Is a Planetoid?

A minor planet is a term that refers to celestial objects that are neither a planet or a comet. One example of this is asteroids.

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Are GMOs Really Dangerous?

Popular opinion says that GMOs (genetically modified organisms) are dangerous, possibly lethally so. Does scientific evidence back this up?

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What is Water Scarcity?

Water scarcity is the term used when the water needs of a particular place are not being met.

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