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This protein store, which we eat with pleasure, actually belongs to the legumes family. It is a species of Arachis genus and its homeland is Brazil. Although it is often consumed as a dried nut as a snack, it grows as a rooted plant. If your body has a reaction to peanuts, it’s possible that your allergy is actually related to legumes.<\/p>\n
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<\/span>3) The Unknown Source of Our Phobias: Our Ancestors<\/span><\/h2>\n
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Although we may not have a traumatic memory of what we fear, we can have many different phobias. Studies have shown that the objects or situations that we fear can be genetically transmitted.<\/p>\n
If you have claustrophobia or a phobia of insects, it’s possible that it was passed on to you from a grandparent who lived generations ago. This situation, which can be passed from generation to generation in the form of behavioral genetics, explains our inability to make sense of our phobias.<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>4) How Many Types of Fragrances Can We Get?<\/span><\/h2>\n
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Scientists previously thought we could only detect 10,000 different scents. The study, published in Science in 2014, shows that we can distinguish more than 1 trillion different odors.<\/p>\n
Even if there is a slight difference, we can say that we can distinguish between similar scents. Additionally, women have a stronger sense of smell than men.<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>5) An Immortal Creature That Comes to Mind When Interesting Facts are Said: Lobster<\/span><\/h2>\n
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As for why lobsters are considered immortal… These sea creatures can renew their cells and DNA structures with the enzymes they secrete. Because they can rejuvenate themselves, they die from disease, not from old age.<\/p>\n
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