The reward of curiosity is the joy of discovery. It's a feeling of understanding that can be deeply moving~Carl Sagan. Sometimes random stuff. Strictly no DMs馃毇
The bulged eyes seen here are not normal. Reeled up from 1,500 metres deep, this swallowtail bass suffers from instant pressure shock. The sudden drop in water pressure expands internal gases, bulging its eyes right out. 馃寠馃帲
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It looks like self-sabotage, but it鈥檚 pure genetics.馃
Despite the myth that they pull out their feathers, the turquoise-browed motmot's tail shapes itself. The middle section is born weak just so it will break.
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ALT A macro close-up shot showing delicate, bright orange-red bougainvillea bracts with visible vein patterns. A larger bloom unfolds on the left, while a smaller bud grows on the right. They emerge from green stems and leaves, with a softly blurred background.
Zero gene-editing. Zero labs. Glass Gem corn was bred so traditionally that its creator knew the tribal origins of every single kernel. 馃尵
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Meet the rockmover wrasse: a reef bulldozer that constantly rearranges rocks.
While beneficial wildly, in aquariums its digging crushes corals. It also devours resident shrimp, crabs, and fish.
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In Hawaiian culture, K墨lauea volcano's summit is the sacred home of Pele, the goddess of fire and volcanoes, whose moods govern the eruption's intensity.
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The world鈥檚 most endangered sea turtle has a favorite snack, and it looks like a swimming leopard. 馃悊馃悽
The Calico Box Crab plays a massive role in saving the Kemp鈥檚 ridley from extinction.
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The incredible energy of the Indlamu dance! Historically performed to prepare warriors for battle, this vibrant tradition is now a major highlight of cultural celebrations and weddings.
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Discovered in 1972, the Hasanlu Lovers died around 800 BCE in an embrace that looks as if they are about to kiss. Though long assumed to be a heterosexual couple, modern genetic testing confirmed both skeletons are male.
Meet the Draco Flying Lizard. It can drop its tail to escape danger.
But when a new tail grows back, it is made of stiff cartilage instead of flexible bone. This permanently ruins the lizard's ability to steer while flying.
After searching for his missing dog for two weeks with zero luck, he pulled over at a roadside drink stall鈥攁nd found his best friend waiting right there. 鈾ワ笍