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Scientists named a beefy new bird-like dinosaur from a skull that sat in a drawer for two decades

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8 of the most dangerous active volcanoes in the United States

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A colossal fungus in Oregon is the largest living thing on Earth, spanning miles

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Some bristlecone pines alive today were already ancient when the pyramids were built

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The blue whale’s heart is so big a person could crawl through its arteries

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Under Antarctica’s ice sits Lake Vostok, sealed off from sunlight for millions of years

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Octopuses have three hearts and blue blood, and taste everything they touch

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Honeybees can recognize human faces and remember them for days

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The immortal jellyfish can reverse its own aging and start life over again

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The cassowary can disembowel a person with a single kick from its dagger-like claw

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A tardigrade can shrug off the vacuum of space and radiation that kills almost everything else

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The Greenland shark can live more than 400 years, making it Earth’s oldest vertebrate

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A box jellyfish carries enough venom to kill dozens of people within minutes

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Pythons keep flooding Florida, and one county alone pulled four tons of them out

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A new horned dragon lizard from Thailand was named after House of the Dragon

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The Atlantic Ocean is slowly widening at about the speed your fingernails grow

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10 of the tallest waterfalls on Earth

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The deepest hole humans ever drilled reached seven miles down before it had to stop

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A bolt of lightning is roughly five times hotter than the Sun’s surface

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The Dead Sea is so salty swimmers float, and it’s vanishing fast

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