<P><B>Amazing and intriguing questions and answers from the team behind the international phenomenon <I>Why Don't Penguins' Feet Freeze?</I></B> </P><P>The popular-science magazine behind the runaway international bestsellers <I>Why Don't Penguins' Feet Freeze?</I> and <I>Does Anything Eat Wasps?</I> takes on another irresistible batch of the strange, silly, and mind-boggling questions that plague curious minds the world over: </P><UL><LI>Can pigeons sweat, can fish get thirsty, and can insects get fat?<LI>Could a person commit the perfect murder by killing someone the day after receiving a full blood transfusion?<LI>Is there a way to beat the odds of the lottery by using math?<LI>How much mucus does a nose produce during the average cold?<LI>If forced to eat parts of yourself to survive, which non-vital organs would be the most nutritious?</LI></UL><P>Culled from <I>New Scientist's</I> popular “The Last Word” column and edited by Mick O'Hare, the author of <I>How to Fossilize Your Hamster</I>, <I>Do Polar Bears Get Lonely?</I> is guaranteed to amuse and amaze as much as it informs. </P><P>(And if a polar bear appears to be lonely, it probably means there wasn't enough walrus for dinner.) </P>