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Shared publicly -Need a reminder of how dangerous the animal kingdom can be?
From spiders eating bats to eagles attacking deer, Live Science brings you bizarre and rare mealtime photos from the animal world.
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Shared publicly -Want to save some energy? Here are some tips. http://oak.ctx.ly/r/y4ez
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Shared publicly -Female penis, male vagina. There really is a first time for everything.
During copulation, lasting 40 to 70 hours, the female cave inserts her penislike gynosome into the male organ to collect sperm. The female's lengthy penis would be the equivalent of a 5 foot 9 man having a penis about 9.8 inches long.
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Shared publicly -Can you guess the name of this bird? Hint, it has to do with their feet. http://oak.ctx.ly/r/y8fi
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Shared publicly -Is this the #LochNess monster?
The image, showing a ghostly oval shape with trailing white tendrils, is not, of course, Scotland's famous lake monster, but the sighting does highlight why satellite images can easily fool the untrained eye.
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Shared publicly -Your Next Nightmare: Venomous Snake Bites People in Their Sleep http://oak.ctx.ly/r/y4pz
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Shared publicly -Can you guess which city this river is flowing through? http://oak.ctx.ly/r/y2h3
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OurAmazingPlanet
explores the wonder and beauty of Earth through news, features and images. Our
team of experienced science reporters and editors explain the latest
discoveries, interviewing expert sources to help explain how the world works.
We also feature articles about scientific exploration and adventures, plus lots
of imagery, so you can explore the planet, from top to bottom, from the sky to
mountains to the depths of the oceans, every day.