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A patchwork of criminal laws governs sex with animals (bestiality/zoophilia): many countries have enacted explicit bans, others rely on animal-cruelty or pornography statutes, and a few jurisdictions ...
Medical studies show wide variation in penile size at age 13 and link most differences to pubertal stage rather than chronological age: published stretched penile length (SPL) measures at 13 range fro...
Several countries have recently changed or debated laws criminalizing sexual acts with animals (commonly called bestiality or zoophilia). Denmark banned bestiality in 2015 amid concerns it made the co...
Lipoless is used as a weight‑loss product in several forms (dietary supplements, injectable solutions, and branded “Lipoless Advance” capsules) and public reporting shows a mixed evidence base: manufa...
All people with "Black" identity do not exclusively originate from the modern continent labeled Africa today: the overwhelming majority of Black populations worldwide trace ancestry to Africa via anci...
Countries cited in the provided analyses show wide disagreement about which nations have the lowest legal ages related to sexual activity and access to adult content: some lists claim ages as low as i...
China’s poverty level in the mid-2020s is but depends heavily on which poverty line is used: under the World Bank’s traditional $1.90/day measure China is effectively at near-zero extreme poverty, whi...
The available analyses present ; instead they contain a mix of jurisdictional figures and related metrics. Massachusetts’s registration dataset lists eligible voters (presented as a statewide total), ...
Claims that Adolf Hitler escaped to South America rest mainly on mid‑20th century rumours, third‑hand intelligence reports and the well‑documented fact that many Nazis fled to South America — but main...
Multiple countries have implemented universal health coverage through a range of models that achieve broad access but differ substantially from one another and from U.S. proposals labeled “Medicare fo...
Available reporting and USDA-derived summaries indicate the United States shipped roughly of soybeans to China in the 2023/24 marketing year and recorded about in U.S. soybean export sales to China in...
Social media claims that parasites — especially the pancreatic fluke Eurytrema pancreaticum or unnamed “corrosive” worms — are the root cause of diabetes have been repeatedly promoted online but syste...
Discord’s publicly available coverage in the provided documents does answer whether users can opt out of identity verification in countries where such checks are legally required; none of the supplied...
A steady stream of law-enforcement press releases and reporting shows arrests tied to CSAM stored or shared via cloud services, peer-to-peer networks, cyberlockers, and even AI-generated files; invest...
Venezuela functions mainly as a transit hub — not a primary producer — for cocaine bound for both Europe and the United States, with traffickers using aerial, maritime and island-hopping Caribbean cor...
Human infection with the pancreatic fluke Eurytrema pancreaticum is exceptionally uncommon and primarily reported as incidental, with only sporadic case reports and autopsy findings rather than eviden...
Legal approaches to paid sex vary widely: many liberal Western democracies permit or regulate prostitution (for example Germany and the Netherlands), while others decriminalize sex work at a subnation...
Available reporting shows mixed evidence: large survey and meta-analytic work finds little consistent difference in erect penis dimensions across world regions (no significant regional differences in ...
No country in 2024 formally *requires* citizens or travelers to use a mobile or digital ID in place of a physical passport for international travel; digital ID systems exist widely but generally suppl...
Tests and peer‑reviewed analyses show Himalayan pink salt can contain detectable levels of heavy metals (lead, arsenic, cadmium, mercury, aluminum) and microplastics; some samples in multiple studies ...