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The Voynich manuscript has resisted every code-breaker for more than a century

By BeckhamLangford

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The bombardier beetle sprays a boiling chemical blast to drive off attackers

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Arctic terns fly from pole to pole, the longest migration of any animal on Earth

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A sailfish can burst through the water at speeds clocked above 60 miles per hour

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A hagfish can choke a predator by unleashing gallons of slime in seconds

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The platypus hunts by sensing electric fields, and males carry a venomous spur

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The peregrine falcon dives faster than any other animal, topping 200 miles per hour

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An electric eel can deliver a shock of about 600 volts to stun its prey

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Wood frogs freeze almost solid every winter, then thaw back to life in spring

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An ocean survey logs more than 1,100 new species, including a deep-sea ghost shark

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Scientists find soft tissue can survive inside dinosaur bones for tens of millions of years

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A 240-million-year-old fossil pushes back the dawn of the dinosaur age

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A new study finds older adults are prescribed drugs to treat the side effects of other drugs

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A giant blade-crested predator nicknamed the hell heron once stalked the Sahara’s rivers

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Paleontologists uncover the first adult Tyrannosaurus rex trackway, its footprints each about a meter long

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A fungus that hijacks insects inspired one of the scariest ideas in science fiction

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The deepest point in the ocean could swallow Mount Everest with a mile to spare

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Rogue waves once dismissed as sailor myth are now caught on instruments at sea

By Everett Sloane

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A honey fungus in Oregon may be the largest living thing on Earth, sprawling across miles

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8 active volcanoes scientists are watching closely

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