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Sharks were spotted 16 times in five days off one New York City beach
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A sperm whale’s clicks hit 230 decibels, the loudest sound any animal makes
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A six-foot great white shot out of the water right behind a bodyboarder off Newport Beach
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A cone snail fires a hollow, harpoon-like tooth that can punch through a diver’s glove
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A shrimp punches with the force of a rifle bullet and can crack aquarium glass
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The Portuguese man o’ war is not a jellyfish, and it can still sting you after it dies
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Officials say the two-inch ‘murder hornet’ that can wipe out a beehive is now gone from the US
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An electric eel can unleash an 860-volt shock and hunts in coordinated packs
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A whale calling at 52 hertz has been heard for decades but never once seen
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A pod of orcas was filmed running down a pygmy sperm whale off Madeira
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A sperm whale can plunge over a mile deep and hold its breath for an hour
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Hunters pulled a 19-foot python from the Everglades at 1 a.m., the longest ever recorded in Florida
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A single cone snail holds enough venom to kill 700 people, and there is no antivenom
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A fish so clear you can see its liver survives seven miles down in the Pacific
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A shark cruising the Arctic today may have been born four centuries ago
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An 8-foot great white was caught on camera feeding on a humpback carcass off Rhode Island
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A 2,000-pound bison tossed a Yellowstone tourist eight feet into the air
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A jellyfish with 24 eyes and 10-foot tentacles can stop a human heart in minutes
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Toxic algae shut down swim beaches from New York to California, dangerous to children and pets
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The blue whale is the largest animal ever to live, stretching 100 feet and weighing up to 165 tons
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