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Scientists worked out how the narwhal grows the only straight tusk in nature
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Greenland sharks can live for centuries, outlasting the ships that first spotted them
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A blue whale’s heart is roughly the size of a small car and beats through miles of ocean
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A cassowary’s dagger-like claw makes it one of the world’s most dangerous birds
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A hummingbird’s heart can race past 1,200 beats a minute
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A Greenland shark can live for centuries, outlasting entire human dynasties
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Sharks were patrolling the oceans before the first trees grew on land
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8 of the largest predators still roaming North America
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Octopuses have nine brains and blue blood, and can taste with their arms
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The cone snail fires a venom harpoon strong enough to kill a person
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