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«Does Anything Eat Wasps?» is a popular science book by New Scientist, published by Profile Books in 2005 in paperback, with 58 pages, in English.
A collection of the best questions and answers from the 'Last Word' column of New Scientist magazine. Readers pose everyday puzzles —why we have eyebrows, what might eat a wasp, or how much fat you need to be bulletproof— and receive ingenious, unexpected and often amusing scientific explanations.
It is the third instalment of the New Scientist: Last Word series, selected by Mick O'Hare.
For curious minds who want to understand everyday phenomena with scientific rigour and humour, without needing prior knowledge.
