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Meet The Tailless Whip Scorpions: Prehistoric-Looking, Nocturnal, And StrangeBlack arachnid in a stone area. The creature has folded front pedipalps and six legs. It also has long thin antenna like "whips" around its head.
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Meet The Great Potoo: South America’s Loud But Elusive Ghost BirdA great potoo is in the famous "freeze" pose on a branch. The feathers are extremely well camouflages making it seem like the bird is part of the tree.
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World’s Second Smallest Vertebrate Is A New Species Of 7-Millimeter Teeny Tiny ToadA photograph of the toad on a palm and one on a fingertip. The toad is very small and mostly brown.
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World’s Second Smallest Vertebrate Is A New Species Of 7-Millimeter Teeny Tiny Toad

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The World’s Smallest Shark Is Just A 20-Centimeter Cutie PatootieVery small dead brown shark on someone's hand. The shark is light brown with big eyes and small fins.
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Microplastics Detected in Wild Dolphin Breath For The First TimeFour people are gathered round a dolphin in the water, while a researcher holds a petri dish about the blowhole. The researcher is wearing a blue long sleeved top, gloves and a large straw hat that covers their face.

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Microplastics Detected in Wild Dolphin Breath For The First TimeFour people are gathered round a dolphin in the water, while a researcher holds a petri dish about the blowhole. The researcher is wearing a blue long sleeved top, gloves and a large straw hat that covers their face.
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New Fanged Fighting Frog Species Found Hopping About In The PhilippinesA large brown and green frog with brown eyes sat on a pale grey rock.
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