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On August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse, the peak of the Perseid meteor shower and a rare six-planet alignment will all occur on the same day
Australia built bridges just for migrating crabs
Every year, millions of red crabs migrate across Australia's Christmas Island to the ocean. To protect them from traffic, the island has built special crab bridges, underpasses and road barriers that help them cross safely
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The Australian pink robin looks like a tiny ball of cotton candy
Native to southeastern Australia, this tiny bird is best known for its brilliant pink plumage and shy nature, often staying hidden in dense forests
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Unusually shaped raccoon 'Jimothy' becomes viral local celebrity
Believed to have a rare congenital spinal condition that gives it a shortened body, the raccoon has become a beloved local attraction in Seattle, where residents eagerly await its sightings
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The leucistic toucan is one of the most beautiful rare color variations in birds
Its white feathers make every color stand out
Owl butterflies trick predators with a simple illusion
The giant eyespots on their wings can make them appear much larger than they really are
Some streets in the Netherlands use grass-filled paving bricks instead of solid pavement
The gaps let rainwater soak into the ground while the grass helps keep the surrounding area cooler
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Giraffes have dark blue-black tongues
Scientists believe the dark color helps protect them from sun exposure while they spend hours feeding each day
Scientists discovered a fungus that can break down plastic
The Amazon fungus Pestalotiopsis microspora can digest polyurethane, even in low-oxygen conditions like those found in landfills
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Scientists identify new monkey species with bright orange lips
The Lomami red colobus (Colobus congoensis) was recognized after DNA analysis and years of field research, with scientists warning its limited range could already place it at risk of extinction
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Wild African elephants sleep for the shortest time of any mammal, according to a study
Researchers found wild African elephants average just two hours of sleep per day, the shortest recorded sleep duration of any mammal studied
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Greek island once used as a prison is now home to rare Mediterranean monk seals
Gyaros, which held thousands of prisoners till 1974, has become one of the world's most important sanctuaries for the endangered Mediterranean monk seal thanks to decades of conservation efforts
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Overfed lion cub rolls onto its back after a large meal
Photographer Johan J. Botha captured the moment after a pride of nine lions, including several cubs, had finished feeding on a large kill. With its belly full, one cub simply flopped onto its back and stayed there
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Close-up of the fangs of a rattlesnake (left) and a Gaboon viper (right)
A Gaboon viper can deliver around 200 to 1,000 mg of venom in a single bite, while rattlesnakes typically deliver anywhere from 1 to 850 mg, depending on the species and individual snake
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100 years ago, the first natural-color underwater photographs were captured
Taken off the Florida Keys in 1926, the groundbreaking images revealed the ocean's vibrant colors as never before, marking a major milestone in the history of underwater photography
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This is the roseate skimmer, but many people call it the "Barbie dragonfly"
The nickname comes from its bright pink body, one of the most striking colors found in any dragonfly
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Pufferfish don't inflate with air
When threatened, they rapidly fill their stomachs with water, making themselves much harder for predators to swallow
A coconut can drift across the ocean before growing into a new tree
Its thick outer husk helps it float, while the hard shell protects the seed during the journey
The happy-face spider has one of the most unusual patterns in nature
Some individuals have markings that look remarkably like a smiling face.
The crested guineafowl's curly crest is completely natural.
