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Blanket octopus spotted for only fourth time off Lady Elliot Island on the Great Barrier Reef.

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Biologists Shocked to Find Millions of Icefish Nesting Near Antarctica

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Wanna a beer bud?

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Even the Polar Bears are leaving Woke America. - A ‘mass exodus’ of polar bears from Alaska to Russia has taken place.

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Study shows that humans always hunted the largest available animals until they became exceedingly rare or extinct, and then went on to target the next-largest. When only small animals remained in their environment, humans began to domesticate animals and developed agriculture.

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Parrots getting drunk after eating fallen, fermenting mangoes in the Kimberley.

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For the first time, scientists have discovered a millipede that has 1,000 feet. - More than 1,000, in fact. Extracted from mines in Western Australia, Eumillipes persephone it has 1,306 sleek legs along its 3.78-inch frame.

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A dive team with the Monterey Bay Aquarium captured video of a barreleye fish off the coast of California. - These deep-dwelling fish can see through their own foreheads.

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Bugs across globe are evolving to eat plastic, study finds.

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Tornado footage

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Mexico’s dairy Industry Is destroying an oasis that may hold the key to the origins of life.

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Turtle trying to board boat to escape shark

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A rare deep-sea anglerfish, usually found at ocean depths of more than 2,000 feet where sunlight doesn’t penetrate, was found on a beach in San Diego, California.

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One dead and dozens injured as Indonesia volcano eruption sends ash cloud 50,000ft in the air

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Did you know flies can taste food without their mouths? As soon as they land, they use receptors on their feet to decide whether they’re on something nutritious. - This is called grooming.

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The first fossil evidence of a pine cone sprouting seeds has been preserved in 40 million-year-old amber.

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Annual migration of Western Monarch butterflies. shows highest numbers in years.

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Wild bilbies found in Currawinya National Park for first time in 70 years.

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“Vulture bees” evolved a taste for flesh—and their microbiomes reflect that.

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Experimental evidence for neonicotinoid driven decline in aquatic emerging insects

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Waterspout spectacle off the coast of Cuba.

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Scientists have found the oldest aquatic animal preserved in amber and it's the most complete crab fossil.

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[Pics] Windmill graveyard just outside of Ames Iowa. The blades are made of fiberglass. Fiberglass isn’t biodegradable. So what is the process of disposal or recycling?

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Beavers benefit fish by building dams in Scottish rivers

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