A Moment of Science
As this watery sweat rinses your skin, it cools the body by evaporation--and even performs a community service by rinsing away potentially stinky bacteria!
Monotremes, like the platypus, lay eggs and don't have placentas. So how does the mother's body know when to start lactating?
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