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Brittle Stars: Brainless Echinoderms Can Also Learn Through Experience [Study]

The headless and brainless brittle stars have nerve cords that receive stimuli. Click to read more. Brittle stars, unlike starfish, spend most of their lives lurking under rocks and burrowing in the sand of the world's oceans.

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Expert makes disturbing and unprecedented autopsy discovery while examining dead whale: Most of these animals die with nobody knowing

Distressing and disheartening stories of animals dying like this are all too common.

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Scientists sound alarm over concerning trend observed in the ocean: The sound … will be five times as loud

In the face of this challenge, scientists are rallying for solutions.

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Large Pelagic Predators Found Lurking in Deep Ocean for Unknown Reasons

Large pelagic predators have been detected to go as the twilight and midnight zones. Click to read more.

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Sea Pigs: How Rare is a Sea Pig, Where Can We Find Them?

Sea pigs belong to a genus of deepwater sea cucumbers. Click to read more. Sea pigs are marine animals that one might think resemble their swine counterparts on land due to their given name.

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