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- Why are there no lobsters in the Pacific? | Naked Science Forum
In California one may surf as it's mostly unprotected shoreline with lots of surf and sandy beaches, Maine has quiet, tranquil waters surrounded by rocks and the lobster flee whenever that is about to change each winter In short, lobster just aren't adaptable enough to survive outside of their niche environment
- The reason for red wine headaches is revealed - The Naked Scientists
It’s all down to a natural “sunscreen” molecule made by red grapes called “quercetin” Professor Andrew Waterhouse is from the University of California Davis Andrew - So I was talking to a winemaker in Napa Valley and he was having trouble with wine headaches and I said, 'you know, I think one possibility is there's a compound in
- Why does red meat turn white with cooking? | Science Questions
Red meat contains an iron-rich chemical called "myoglobin" which also changes its shape when it cooks and changes colour from red when it's raw to sort of brownish grey when it's fully cooked If you're cooking red meat, sometimes you get a lovely brown colour on the outside and that really tasty meat smell that always makes you hungry
- Why is blood red? | Science Questions - The Naked Scientists
The reason blood is red is because it's got iron in it If you look down a microscope at blood, what you'll see are thousands of tiny little red cells that are referred to as bi-concave discs If you look at them from the side, they look like a number eight and that's because they've got a thick ring round the edge and a flattened centre, a bit
- Does red really make bulls angry? | Science Questions
That means they can see red, but they can also see many other colours too But, because they are dichromats they would see colours in a similar way to a colour blind person In other words, there's nothing special about red; it's more likely to be that the bull is excited by someone wearing silly, bright clothes, dancing about and flapping
- Red Baboon Bottoms As Sexual Traffic Lights | Interviews
Vicki - Seasonal or sexual swellings are the big red bottoms that you see when you look at certain baboons and macaques, and are invariably the things that visitors love to point at These big bottoms are a signal that the females are ready for breeding
- Why is gooseberry jam red when gooseberries are green?
Sarka - This question also really intrigued me My mother often makes jam from green gooseberries and the colour is never red but rather dark yellow or light orange It's a colour change either way Charis - We also had a mixed response on Facebook Jodi Knight thinks it's just the difference in the colour of gooseberry used
- Why does red mixed with green make yellow? | Science Questions
If you think a the way a TV works, it sends out red and green and blue and makes a coloured picture But it's adding something all the time Paint is always taking something away It's a fundamentally different way of doing something An interesting aside to that is that when you take a picture with your camera, it records red, green and blue
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