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Scientists don’t universally agree. But examining something we do a lot during our waking hours could offer a big clue.

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🤔 bison
🤔 elk
🤔 tiger

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The 'chiru' is what kind of animal?

🤔 antelope

The chiru is found across the Tibetan Plateau and occasionally India.

There’s also now a robotic one roaming around.

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