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If the world went vegan, it's estimated that there would be eight million fewer deaths every year. #WorldVeganDayhttp://bbc.in/2rimpPF 

Are they strong enough? Will they rot? And won't they burn down? http://bbc.in/2iM3cT1  by @ZariaGorvett

Asteroid-mining and lab-grown meat are just two watershed moments that are going to shape the 21st century.http://bbc.in/2lskLbB 

What would happen if women inexplicably became larger and stronger than men overnight? http://bbc.in/2ieXS6B  by @RachelNuwer

"A few friends told me that they find the face of France very attractive."http://bbc.in/2iCdiWv 

Why are Italian leaders always wearing glasses in portraits - and why do Russian ones always look so serious?http://bbc.in/2iCdiWv 

Could there be a greener way to satiate the world's tech lust? http://bbc.in/2zPKkXd  by @sophiasgaler

"We might be looking at the last generation of truck drivers."http://bbc.in/2gLuhoP 

Electric cars don't need cooling grilles - so why do they have them? http://bbc.in/2yLuH3b  by @ZariaGorvett

If it IS a bad idea, why do some endurance swimmers eat in the middle of races? http://bbc.in/2lcU62t 

Smartphones contain precious rare earth elements - so why aren't we recycling them more? http://bbc.in/2zPKkXd  by @sophiasgaler

Why is life on Earth is getting less diverse? "Humans have introduced, time and again, invasive species." http://bbc.in/2yGXdCT 

"Jeans of all brands still have antiquated watch pockets, now too small to be useful." http://bbc.in/2yLuH3b  by @ZariaGorvett

The actual reason will surprise you... http://bbc.in/2yFAxp0