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It's AumSum Time! Why do fans make the air feel cooler? A fan doesn't lower air temperature. It just makes us feel cooler. It moves air around, increasing sweat evaporation from our skin, which helps dissipate body heat. The breeze also pushes away the warm air surrounding us, replacing it with cooler air from elsewhere in the room. However, in extremely hot, stagnant air, fans can be ineffective or even counterproductive. That's why proper ventilation is key for maximizing a fan's benefits. Why does a cat circle around us? Firstly, cats often circle around us to mark us with their scent, basically claiming us as part of their territory. Secondly, it can also simply mean that the cat is excited to see us. Thirdly, circling can also be the cat's way to guide us somewhere, like their food bowl. Fourthly, if the cat is rubbing against us while circling, then it's showing trust and affection towards us. Lastly, if the cat seems restless or meows a lot, then it might be asking for something specific, like food. Why does a caterpillar eat a lot? As larvae, caterpillars consume large amounts of leaves to store energy in the form of fat and nutrients. This intense eating supports their exponential growth, as some species can increase their body mass thousands of times in just a few weeks. Since the caterpillars don't eat during metamorphosis, their earlier binge eating ensures they have the reserves to complete their transformation into a butterfly. Why does a camel have two humps? Not all camels have two humps. Only Bactrian camels do. These two humps store fat, which the camel uses as energy when food is scarce. Bactrian camels live in cold, harsh deserts like the Gobi. Where resources can be hard to find. The two humps allow them to carry extra fat reserves for survival in these tough environments. The humps also help balance heavy loads when camels are used as pack animals. Why do cats lick us? Firstly, cats lick us in order to show their affection towards us. Secondly, by licking us, cats transfer their saliva, which contains pheromones, essentially marking us as part of their territory. Thirdly, licking can also serve as a soothing ritual for cats, helping them calm down when they're anxious or stressed. Lastly, cats sometimes lick us just to get our attention. Why does our cough get worse at night? Firstly, when we lie down, gravity causes mucus to accumulate in our throat, leading to irritation and triggering the cough reflex. Secondly, acid reflux may occur more frequently at night, as lying flat can allow our stomach acid to travel upward, thus irritating our throat. Thirdly, the body's reduced ability to suppress coughing during sleep makes the problem worse. Lastly, dry indoor air can also contribute, causing additional throat irritation and thus coughing during the night. Why does a ship float on water? A ship floats on water due to a principle known as buoyancy. Buoyancy is the upward force exerted by a fluid, in this case, water, that opposes the weight of an immersed object, in this case, the ship. Ships are designed to displace a volume of water equal to their weight. When the weight of the water displaced is equal to or greater than the weight of the ship, the ship floats. This principle allows even very large and heavy ships to stay afloat. Why do we snore? Snoring occurs when air struggles to move freely through our nose and throat during sleep, causing the surrounding tissues to vibrate. This happens for various reasons. Firstly, nasal congestion from allergies or colds can block the airway. Secondly, when we sleep on our back, our tongue may block the airway. Thirdly, excess weight can add pressure to our neck, thus narrowing the airway. Lastly, age also plays a role as throat muscles weaken over time, thus making snoring likely.