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98Baboon Facts and Information
The Baboon is very closely related to humans, with approximately 91% of the DNA being the same. This is why early researchers thought that they were Apes. However, we now know that they belong to the category of Old World Monkeys.
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93Origin Of HIV/AIDS
The origin of HIV/AIDS is quite not clear till date. Here are some of the theories which scientist proposed to explain how this deadly disease might have come into existence.
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89Skunk Ape Sightings: Florida Bigfoot
The Skunk Ape Sightings have been occurring in Florida since the 1960s, but what is the Skunk Ape? How many Skunk Ape sightings have there been?
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87Mermaids and Aquatic Apes
On the face of it both the Aquatic Ape Theory and mermaids are about aquatic humans and so, from this point of view, both concepts are very similar. But the former is a scientific theory while the latter is a myth, and also science claims that it is...
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87Animal Symbolism and Meanings - A to C
A Hub featuring the symbolic and dream meanings of animals (beginning with the letter A through C).
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85Bonobo, the other Chimpanzee
The Bonobo Chimpanzee is the least known of the two species in the world. Bonobo Chimpanzee Facts and Information.
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85Bornean Orangutan
The largest of the orangutan species is the Bornean. Bornean Orangutan Facts and Information. Feeding, habitat, distribution, reproduction, anatomy and more.
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86An Analysis of the Socialist Themes in The Hairy Ape by Eugene O'Neill
Within Eugene O’Neill’s “The Hairy Ape”, Yank, the main character, represents the oppressed working class in our capitalist society. O’Neill was an extreme socialist and believed that without working together, we could not achieve a sense of community (where everyone attempts to work with and help the other members of their society). Through “The Hairy Ape”, he shows us that our society should work together like a community to avoid an “every-man-for-themselves” mentality.
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86Why do we have webs between our fingers?
William Bond has a hub about the Aquatic Ape theory and his belief in the reality of mermaids and merfolk, which I highly recommend but I have been wondering about many other strands of information that have to do potentially with the true history...
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86What is Cryptozoology? Examples of Cryptids.
The field of cryptozoology has been inspired by many ancient tales of monsters and sea serpents. Cryptozoology refers to the study of hidden animals. Cryptozoologists study animals whose existence is not yet proven. It is not a recognized branch of zoology and by many it is regarded as a pseudoscience because it relies primarily on anecdotal evidence, stories and alleged sightings.
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