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Why Dont Penguins Feet Freeze
Why Dont Penguins Feet Freeze

By Mick O Hare

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Collection of questions and answers from the New Scientist magazines 'Last Word' column.

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Universe Next Door
Universe Next Door

By Scientist New

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1 volume ; 20 cm

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How to Be Human
How to Be Human

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New Scientist the Origin of Everything
How to Be Human
How to Be Human

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Chance

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Will We Ever Speak Dolphin
Will We Ever Speak Dolphin

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Why Are Orangutans Orange
Why Are Orangutans Orange

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Do Polar Bears Get Lonely

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