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What is tin scientifically called?
its called stanum
How can you turn into a horse?
Im sorry, but this is scientifically and physically impossible. Maybe in another life...
What are birds scientifically called?
They are called Aves or Avian.
What is the family of a horse?
Horses are scientifically known as equines. Along with zebras and others, This is why horsey words such as EQUEStrian and EQUItation are the same Horse Head
What is brain called scientifically?
Cerebellum.
Have horse-shoe studs been scientifically proven?
no they have not been or atleast i havent heard yet.
What is it called to scientifically separate anything into its parts?
Division
What is a horse you called?
My horse is called Todd
What sound made by a fish falling in water called?
It is called a "plook" scientifically speaking...
What makes people lactose intolerance?
if you eat horse manure it is scientifically proven that they will begin to show signs of developing into a grapefruit
What does a mom horse is called?
A mother horse is called a dam. A father horse is called a sire. Best Wishes!
What is a father horse?
A Father horse is called a Sire.A mother horse is called a Dam.
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