Why Friends “Swapped Bodies” for Science (Again!)

Update: 2020-09-28

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Learn how swapping bodies with our pals can alter the way we view ourselves, why California’s redwoods have been able to survive relentless wildfires, and the real reason there are colorful bumps on the sidewalk.

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Why Friends “Swapped Bodies” for Science (Again!)

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Why Friends “Swapped Bodies” for Science (Again!)