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Polar bears are excellent swimmers and can swim up to 100 kilometers without resting! Their thick fur and layer of fat protect them in icy water and let them hunt the seals they feed on.
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A close look at Tulambenβs macrofauna shows remarkable diversity in form and function. From hunting to symbiosis and self-care, these brief moments illustrate the complexity and resilience of tropical reef systems.
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A little bundle of joy π
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Ants creating their own bridge. Beauties that nature provide.
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Gorillas are our closest relatives, sharing 98% of our DNA, and they communicate with each other using more than 25 different sounds! π¦ Even though they look strong and aggressive, they are actually peaceful herbivores that feed on plants and insects.
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A giraffe's tongue is up to 50 centimeters long and is so strong that the giraffe can even use it to clean its ears! π
Thanks to its dark color and thick skin, it's also protected from sunburn while the giraffe eats from tall trees.
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The hedgehog is yawning
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