Leopard sharks are bottom-dwellers, typically found at depths of 20 to 30 meters.

They prefer rocky reefs covered in dense vegetation or sandy seabeds with thick beds of kelp. During the day, these sharks stay hidden in such areas, only emerging at night to hunt.

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The black mamba — the fastest snake in the world. It can reach speeds of up to 20 km/h when needed.

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A mango tree can grow up to 45 meters tall.

Young leaves appear with a reddish tint, while mature ones turn deep green.

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The common flycatcher. It's harmless in every way. A truly beneficial pet — a predator that hunts insects, including cockroaches. In theory, it might bite if you try to catch it (it can hurt a bit, but it's safe), but in reality, very few flycatchers can even pierce human skin. It won't damage furniture or spoil food.

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A squirrel can survive a fall from a 50-story building.

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One of China’s four major deserts has virtually disappeared—93.24% of its once-barren land now covered in green.
All thanks to local residents who spent 60 years planting trees across the desert.
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The most popular type of meat in Europe.

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A person has a higher chance of surviving a gunshot to the head than surviving rabies infection.

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Venus and water. Venus, Earth’s neighbor in the Solar System, is remarkably similar to our planet in terms of mass and gravity—yet drastically different in every other way. Scientists have long tried to understand what happened to this planet and why it lost nearly all of its water. In a new study, researchers suggest the culprit may be a well-known chemical reaction that, surprisingly, no one had ever attempted to calculate before.

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People with a higher number of moles tend to live longer than those with fewer.

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Besides the Moon, six asteroids accompany Earth as it orbits the Sun. So, loosely speaking, you could say our planet has seven "moons"—not just one.

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⚡️If 450,000 rubles a month feels like a big paycheck to you — it’s time to reconsider your job

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Life inside a volcano.
Scientists have discovered microorganisms thriving in acidic lakes within volcanoes—extremophiles capable of surviving scorching temperatures and extreme pH levels.

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Tigers are nearly invisible to some prey because many animals can't distinguish the color orange—it appears green to them.

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🐻 The ancestor of polar bears? The brown bear. Researchers have reached this surprising conclusion, noting that during the last ice age, brown and polar bears coexisted in what is now Ireland.

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Breakfast isn't essential — scientists have proven that skipping food in the morning doesn't harm your health.

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Cats sleep on sore spots not to heal them, but because inflammation raises the temperature—and the cat is simply drawn to the warmth.

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A light-year is the distance light travels in a vacuum in one year—approximately 9.46 trillion kilometers.

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The little plastic bit at the end of a shoelace is called a aglet—sometimes nicknamed a shoelace tip or, in some regions, an aglet (from the French aguelette). It keeps the fibers from fraying and helps with threading.

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The world's longest suspended bridge.
Spanning 439 meters.
Sochi, Russia.

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Octopuses are among the most intelligent creatures on the planet—capable of solving complex puzzles, using tools, escaping captivity, and even planning for the future.

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