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Bioluminescent plankton can set entire coastlines glowing electric blue after dark

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Mammoth Cave in Kentucky stretches more than 400 miles, the longest cave system on Earth

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Yellowstone’s Grand Prismatic Spring glows in rings of rainbow color made by living microbes

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9 active U.S. volcanoes scientists watch most closely

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A saguaro cactus can live two centuries and stand taller than a four-story building

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Bristlecone pines in California include trees that have been alive for nearly 5,000 years

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The Mariana Trench plunges nearly seven miles down, deeper than Everest is tall

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Blood Falls pours a stream of rust-red brine out of an Antarctic glacier

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Death Valley’s sailing stones slide across the desert floor on their own, leaving long trails

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The Eye of the Sahara is a 25-mile bullseye of rock so vast it is easiest to see from orbit

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8 NASA spacecraft still exploring the solar system right now

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Ball lightning can drift through a closed window, and physicists still can’t fully explain it

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The Great Blue Hole off Belize plunges 400 feet into a drowned Ice Age cave

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9 of the most venomous animals on Earth

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The bombardier beetle blasts boiling chemical spray from its rear straight at attackers

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Tanzania’s Lake Natron is so caustic it can turn the animals that die in it to stone

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The star-nosed mole finds and swallows its prey in under a quarter of a second

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A deep-sea expedition hauled up more than 100 new species, from glass squid to spiky lobsters

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Fossil bones from Wyoming reveal how Tyrannosaurus rex actually fed on its prey

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Original collagen survived 66 million years inside dinosaur bones, upending a core fossil rule

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