On Monday we asked how many Wallabies had a BMI in the normal or healthy range.
Now we want to know how many Wallabies have a BMI over 30, classifying them as obese.
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Does coffee stunt your growth?
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In 1961, Leonid Rogozov’s appendix needed to be removed.
The interesting thing about this is that he performed the surgery himself.
The very interesting thing about this is where he did it.
Where was he when he removed is own appendix?
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Meaning bubble in Latin, what is both a fluid filled blister & an Australian ice cream brand?
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Are the following names of Greek philosophers or medical conditions?
Anaxarchus
Diogenes
Epimenides
Pertussis
Uremia
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Dr Sandra Lee is a Los Angeles based dermatologist with a popular YouTube channel.
By what name is she better known?
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According to a cardiologist from Johns Hopkins University, what Christmas character might actually be a python?
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Someone did the math on the cost of using turn signals.
If petrol costs $1.30 per litre, you use your turn signals 20 times per day for 10 seconds each time, and you have 10 watt LED bulbs, what is the annual cost?
Is it 5 cents, 50 cents, $5, or $50?
Note: We’re just talking the cost in petrol, not the cost of replacing burned out bulbs.
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If you were on a boat in the middle of the ocean, to the nearest whole number, what percent of the earth’s surface would you be able to see?
Also, how much could you see from Mt Everest?
Also, how much could you see from the International Space Station?
Also, how much could you see from the moon?
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To continue our week of interesting science questions, if the earth was an apple, how far from the surface would the International Space Station orbit? 2.7mm, 2.7cm, 2.7 inches, 2.7 feet, or 2.7 metres?
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