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“A sooty tern chick stands forlornly on the beach, waiting for its parents to return from their daily hunting trip at sea.” (Life magazine, early 1950s)
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lemur - funny little animals
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The Tacoma Times, Washington, August 31, 1917
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“Octopuses can taste with their skin, resist a pull 1,000 times their own weight, change color and shape, squirt ink, and inject venom. And even giant Pacifics—the biggest of the 250 octopus species, sometimes weighing 100 pounds—can pour their baggy, boneless bodies through an opening the size of an orange.” — National Geographic, “Consider the octopus” (via 0ct0pus)
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