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An orca pod has learned to flip sharks upside down to eat their livers

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A supervolcano under Yellowstone still feeds the geysers tourists line up to see

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A rip current can drag a strong swimmer out to sea faster than they can fight it

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A shallow quake can shake a city harder than a stronger one buried deep

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The deepest hole humans ever drilled still didn’t reach a third of the way through the crust

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A common gut parasite can hide in undercooked pork for years before it strikes

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A python problem in Florida has grown so large hunters pull them out by the ton

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The world’s largest living thing is a single fungus spreading under an Oregon forest

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A stone door in Peru appears carved for a passage that was never opened

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The honey badger shrugs off cobra venom and goes right back to hunting

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One pufferfish carries a poison over a thousand times deadlier than cyanide

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One man secretly moved 1,100 tons of stone to build Florida’s Coral Castle alone

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A 600-year-old book is written in a language no one has ever cracked

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Three stones at Baalbek weigh 800 tons each, and no one is sure how they were moved

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Newly released Pentagon files describe cold orbs darting at 1,300 miles an hour

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Laser scans pierced Panama’s jungle canopy and revealed signs of a lost settlement

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A gold ring with delicate filigree just emerged from the soil of a medieval Norwegian town

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An experimental pill helped people lose up to 12 percent of their body weight in 36 weeks

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An inherited cholesterol most people never test for is tied to higher stroke and heart death

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8 US volcanoes scientists watch most closely for the next eruption

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