Where is the world's smallest horse currently living, how tall?
Guinness World Records recently recorded the world's shortest horse, with a height from hooves to shoulder blades only 56.7cm.
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Guinness World Records recently recorded the world's shortest horse, with a height from hooves to shoulder blades only 56.7cm.
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Who is worried that machines are not sophisticated enough to replace people will have to think again.
Playing music on Internet-connected devices substantially increased carbon footprint.
The smallest mass spectrometer in the world created by a Nobel laureate in 2002 and expected to play an important role in pharmaceutical research