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For instance, two animals with particular features, can have a baby with very special ones.

So, for instance, if I try this trick right here.

And so in instances like that, it makes me feel, like, truly unwell.

But, in many instances, they are initiating the contact, right?

In 1679, for instance, patrons of Garraway’s coffeehouse had the pleasure of watching Robert Hooke, the scientist who coined the term “cell,” publicly dissect a porpoise.

Attempts at zebra domestication had failed miserably, leaving those rare instances of zebra taming largely to black-and-white history.

A single Clark's nutcracker, for instance, is thought to scatter some 30,000 pine nuts across more than 2,000 cache sites, which it can recover more than nine months later.

RICHARD RUSSO: "If, for instance, you were to head up Route 29, not just north but also west, into those same Adirondacks, what you would find is a place called Stone Mountain."