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Breakthrough in the Physics of Blood Coagulation
Florida News Times
A Breakthrough In The Physics Of Blood Clotting: New Research Shows Platelets Do Their Job Better When Not In Total Sync With One Another
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Elephants’ Suction Powers Even More Remarkable That Previously Thought, Study Reveals
Independent
Elephants Are ‘Supersuckers’ at 30 Times the Speed of a Sneeze
Cosmos
Elephant Trunks Can Suck Up Water At Speeds 30 Times Faster Than A Human Sneeze
IFL Science
Elephants Inhale Water at 330 mph
Live Science
Elephants Suck Water at 330 mph.
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An Elephant’s Trunk Works Like a Vacuum Cleaner. – Scientist.
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How Studying Elephant Trunks are Helping Scientists to Build Next-Gen Robots
Nature World News
Elephants are SUPER SUCKERS and Can Inhale Foods at Dizzying Speeds of 335mph - 30 Times Faster than a Human Sneeze
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