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FAQ for the last Day

• What do bees use their legs for?

The front legs are specially designed to clean the antennae, and the rear legs have a section dedicated to pollen accumulation called pollen basket. Each leg has grip claws and sticky pads to help (...)

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• Are spiders in Brazil dangerous to children?

And it's no wonder — it's one of the most toxic spiders on the planet. Its neurotoxin-causing bites can be fatal to humans, especially children, but antitoxins make them less likely to die. Day 3< (...)

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• How many nervous systems do octopus have?

As outlined in Figure 2, the octopus nervous system, like other modern cephalopod nervous systems, is divided into three main parts. Two large foliage connected to the retina of the eye, like a hi (...)

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• How long can a snail survive?

There are reports that at least one snail has been bred for 14 years. His name is George and he lived in Hawaii, USA. Few people have the patience to study how long a garden snail lives in the wil (...)

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• Do bees have knees?

Bees, like all other insects, have six sections on their legs. The hip, trochanter, femur, tibia, metatarsal, and tarsal bones. Each is connected by a joint, most similar to the knee between the f (...)

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