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What is the Smallest Turtle in the World?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 25, 2008In: Animals, What is the SmallestNo Comments

The smallest turtle in the world can be broken down into a couple of different answers. The group Chelonians, a subdivision of reptiles includes turtles, tortoises and terrapins. The smallest Chelonian in the world is the Speckled Cape Tortoise… Read more

What is the Smallest Unit of Life in the World?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 25, 2008In: Animals, What is the SmallestNo Comments

The smallest unit of life is a cell when life is defined as the ability to replicate oneself. An argument can be made for prions and viruses to be the smallest units of life and although they are able replicate themselves, they are unable to do… Read more

What is the Smallest Whale in the World?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 25, 2008In: Animals, What is the SmallestNo Comments

The smallest whale in the world is the Dwarf Sperm Whale; a member of the Sperm whale family that reaches a maximum of 2.7 meters long and a maximum of about 272 kilograms. This whale is found in many of the world’s oceans, but is elusive… Read more

What is the Smallest Bear in the World?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 25, 2008In: Animals, What is the SmallestNo Comments

The smallest bear in the world is the Sun Bear from South East Asia. They are about 1.2 meters long and weigh about 65 kilograms. They have a beautiful black coat with a horseshoe shaped patch of golden fur on their neck, which is, I assume, how… Read more

What is the Smallest Blood Vessel in the Human Body?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 25, 2008In: Anatomy, What is the SmallestNo Comments

The smallest blood vessels in the human body are capillaries. They are responsible for the absorption of oxygen into the blood stream and for removing the deoxygenated red blood cells for return to the heart and lungs for reoxygenation. To under… Read more

What is the Smallest Cell Phone in the World?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 25, 2008In: Technology, What is the SmallestNo Comments

The smallest cell phone in the world is the Xun Chi 138 made in China. This phone is barely longer than a double A battery and has no key pad. It is only to be released in Europe and Asia as its frequency isn’t compatible with North Americ… Read more

What is the Smallest Flower in the World?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 25, 2008In: Plants, What is the SmallestNo Comments

The smallest flower in the world comes from the Wolffia plant; commonly called watermeal, this plant is native to many parts of the world and is differentiated into about 9-11 different species. The Wolffia flower comes from a plant that is appr… Read more

What is the Smallest Integer in the World?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 25, 2008In: Math, What is the SmallestNo Comments

An integer is a whole number. Fractions and decimals are not included in this set. They are sometimes also called natural numbers and consist of the numbers that you can count, starting at zero, and their negative counterparts for example 2, 6,… Read more

What is the Smallest Organ in the Human Body?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 25, 2008In: Anatomy, What is the SmallestNo Comments

This question yields a grab bag of answers, most of which depend upon your definition of organ. An organ exists within a hierarchy of systems in our body that starts with individual cells that make up a tissue. An organ is two or more types of t… Read more

Does Beer Go Bad?

Posted By: Katrina Cainon: June 25, 2008In: Beverages, Does It Go BadNo Comments

You push a bunch of rotten vegetables around in the fridge, hoping to find treasure; something you can actually eat or drink. Jackpot! You find an old beer. You don’t recognize the label. Just how old is this beer anyway? It’s so old… Read more

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