Posted by WhyDoes on Sep - 3 - 2009 - Comments Off on Why Does Bolivia Have Two Capitals?
Bolivia is found right in the center of the continent of South America. Surrounded by other South American countries like Brazil, Peru, Chile, Argentina, and Paraguay, the country of Bolivia serves as a meeting place for a diverse cultural exchange. It has three major urban cities – Santa Cruz, Cochabamba, and La Paz – where large populations converge. However, it’s not just Bolivia’s geographical location, culture, and people that makes […]
Posted by WhyDoes on Sep - 3 - 2009 - Comments Off on Why Does Old Aspirin Smell Like Vinegar?
Aspirin is one of the most common medicines we use to combat headaches and muscle pain. It is also taken when we have fever to lower our body temperature. Aside from that, aspirin is also prescribed by doctors for heart patients because it helps prevent blood clots, and it is being used not only to treat humans, but also help dogs cope with arthritis and pain. Just like any other […]
Posted by WhyDoes on Sep - 3 - 2009 - Comments Off on Why Does a Strawberry Look Red?
Strawberries are one of the yummiest and juiciest fruits around. Along with blueberries and cranberries, strawberries are used in making desserts, juices and shakes. Both children and adults love its mouth-watering scent and delicious flavor. What most attracts us to strawberries, however, is its red appearance when ripe. What is it in strawberries that make them look so enticingly red? Is it something in the fruit? If cranberries were a […]
Posted by WhyDoes on Sep - 3 - 2009 - Comments Off on Why Does a Cat Purr?
If dogs lick, then cats purr. All cats – either large or small and both domesticated and wild cats – make that vibrating sound that starts at the back of the throat and spreads through the body. Cats are believed to purr whenever they feel pleasure or contentment, which is often observed when a mother cat is nursing her kittens, or when the cat is fed, petted, or stroked by […]