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Mars is home to a volcano nearly three times the height of Mount Everest
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Astronomy
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Archeology
A vast African stone city was built without mortar and later dismissed as legend
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Archeology
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Archeology
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Archeology
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Animals
The basilisk lizard can sprint straight across the surface of water to escape danger
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Animals
An emperor penguin can dive nearly 1,800 feet and hold its breath for 20 minutes
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The archerfish shoots down insects with a precise jet of water fired from below the surface
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