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In crowdsourced images, the cephalopods were observed making refuse their home, even using the junk as a place to lay eggs

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New Rainbow-Colored, Deep-Sea Fish Officially Described by Scientists in the Maldives | Smart News

The new-to-science species was named after roses, the Maldivian national flower

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Road Salt Pollution Levels Deemed Safe in U S and Canada May Not Protect Freshwater Ecosystems Enough | Smart News

At current thresholds, salinization can kill off zooplankton, a crucial microorganism at the center of many food webs

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Science Twitter s InverteButt Week Puts Backsides on Display | Smart News

The behinds of spineless organisms are diverse among species and serve a multitude of purposes beyond expelling waste

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Adopted Lone Narwhal Traveling Among Belugas Could Produce Narluga Calves | Smart News

The mammal, now reaching sexual maturity, may could mate soon, giving researchers more insight into the previously elusive hybrid animals

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