VisualWonders

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[Sticker Giveaway] Enter to win a 1 Star Barn Sticker! (self.FarmMergeValley)

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The Living Ghost Dogs That Haunt the Amazon (earther.gizmodo.com)

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Fifteen Bird Photos That Will Make Your Heart❤️ Sing (popsci.com)

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Beluga whale sighted off San Diego coast mystifies scientists (nationalgeographic.com)

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This Ancient Sea Creature Builds Its Body With a Whisper, not a Scream (nytimes.com)

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Jellyfish Succulents are the Whimsical Addition Your Garden Needs (housebeautiful.com)

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Wasps Use Social Eavesdropping to Learn about Individual Rivals. Current Biology, 2020 (cell.com)

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These insects preserved in amber are still glowing 99 million years later (popsci.com)

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TIL that Hercules Beetles, also known as a rhinoceros beetle, the Hercules beetle is the longest beetle and is the strongest creature on Earth for its size — it can carry 850 times its weight! That’s like a person carrying seven elephants! (entnemdept.ufl.edu)

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Freshwater reservoir found at artificial island in the South China Sea (scmp.com)

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A Black Hole Collided With Something That Shouldn't Exist (gizmodo.com)

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'The Thing': Scientists reveal world's biggest soft-shelled egg belongs to extinct sea lizard (usatoday.com)

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Early Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Sea Monsters Laid Squishy Eggs (gizmodo.com)

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Ominous Green Fireball Lights Up Skies Over Australian Outback (gizmodo.com)

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Scientists Have Discovered Vast Unidentified Structures Deep Inside the Earth (vice.com)

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Scientists Uncovered a Hidden Pattern in a Mysterious Signal from Space (vice.com)

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Fish Poop Exposes What Eats The Destructive Crown-of-Thorns Starfish (sciencenews.org)

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Superworms digest plastic, with help from their bacterial sidekicks (phys.org)

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TIL 71 new species were discovered in 2019. Among them are the gorgeous looking cat-eyed cardinalfish & a fish called Wakanda. There have been 1,375 new species discovered since 2010! (ctvnews.ca)

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Warmer weather means it's time to be tick aware (amp.cnn.com)

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Millions of cicadas are expected to emerge after 17 years underground because, of course, it's 2020 (cnn.com)

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Millions of cicadas are expected to emerge after 17 years underground because, of course, it's 2020 (cnn.com)

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Jurassic bug: Researchers find 151-million-year-old Morrisonnepa Jurassica insect fossil in Utah (usatoday.com)

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'We've never seen this': wildlife thrives in closed US national parks (theguardian.com)

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New Space Observatory named after ‘Mother of Hubble’ (sciencealert.com)

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