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Adrenochrome myths lack evidence; real aging science explores cellular changes and ethical research practices.

Connecticut's history, dating back to 1636, includes its key role in the American Revolution and significant industrial contributions.

Catnip, or Nepeta cataria, contains the compound nepetalactone which, when sniffed by cats, triggers behaviors like rolling and rubbing; this sensitivity is a genetic trait.

Peru's geography includes the Andean highlands, Pacific coast, and Amazon Basin, each with distinct climates, landscapes, and demographics.

Crows demonstrate advanced cognitive abilities, comparable to primates and young children, including tool use and problem-solving.

Mushrooms are low in calories and fat but high in fiber and nutrients, aiding weight loss and improving health.

Delaware is called 'The First State' due to being the first to ratify the U.S. Constitution on December 7, 1787.

Tinnitus is hearing noises like ringing without external sound, often caused by hearing loss, medications, or health conditions.

The Log4J vulnerability is a critical security flaw that has had substantial implications for Java-based systems worldwide.

Shell shock emerged during World War I as a perplexing condition affecting soldiers, intertwined the fields of psychiatry and warfare.