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Why do cats like catnip? : 324 questions and answers to astound & amaze
"Astonishing answers to your weirdest science questions! Do fish sleep? What exactly is a brain wave? Why do some people have freckles? Where did the planets come from? The world can be a confusing place, and as science and technology progress, it can become harder and harder to keep up. Why do cats like catnip? contains hundreds of the most puzzling science questions that author Martin M. Goldwyn was asked by his high school science students over the course of his career"--P. [4] of cover.
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- ""Astonishing answers to your weirdest science questions! Do fish sleep? What exactly is a brain wave? Why do some people have freckles? Where did the planets come from? The world can be a confusing place, and as science and technology progress, it can become harder and harder to keep up. Why do cats like catnip? contains hundreds of the most puzzling science questions that author Martin M. Goldwyn was asked by his high school science students over the course of his career"--P. [4] of cover."@en
- ""Astonishing answers to your weirdest science questions! Do fish sleep? What exactly is a brain wave? Why do some people have freckles? Where did the planets come from? The world can be a confusing place, and as science and technology progress, it can become harder and harder to keep up. Why do cats like catnip? contains hundreds of the most puzzling science questions that author Martin M. Goldwyn was asked by his high school science students over the course of his career"--P. [4] of cover."
- "Have you ever wondered how the planets came into being? Or what causes some people to have freckles? Ever wanted to know why mosquito bites itch and swell? Over his long career as a high school science teacher, Martin M. Goldwyn kept track of the smartest, most challenging questions his students ever asked him. Now the answers are all in your hands: What is the oldest living thing on the planet? Do fish ever go to sleep? What exactly is a brain wave? Can a single tree grow more than one kind of fruit? What causes people to have nightmares? Illustrated with original cartoons by Ted En."@en