Explain what’s happening here
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Interesting Sciences (@amazing13_13) on X
npub1f0yp...yag4
npub1f0yp...yag4
Art technique for a painting
📹 susujeek
https://t.co/o0pZEqagzD
The Wrap-around Spider, indigenous to Australia, can flatten and wrap its body around tree limbs for camouflage.
📸 Dustaway 
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Science girl (@sciencegirl) on X
The Wrap-around Spider, indigenous to Australia, can flatten and wrap its body around tree limbs for camouflage.
📸 Dustaway
James Harrison is a man with antibodies against RhD in his blood plasma
He donated every week for 60 years, helping to prevent Rhesus disease and saving 2.4 million babies
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Blue eyed coyote pup rescued from a collapsed den
📹 David Bradley
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Rescuing a Fren
📹 wild_wonders_tv
Elephant learns to play the drums
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An elephant playing a drum.
This is the best thing you'll see today
The impact of the Sahara Desert on the overall fertility of the Amazon Rainforest
Sound up
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The role that the Sahara Desert plays in the general fertility of the Amazon Rainforest.
How to survive quicksand
📹Zack D Films
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How To Survive Quicksand 😨
The way it ran out after
https://t.co/AKc0EBM4WT
Gimbal bowl for avoiding spills
https://t.co/DB5nysTS1x
Does this make laundry easier
What are your thoughts
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The distinctive appearance of a Damascus goat
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J. Motoki (@J_Motoki) on X
You get a million dollars for spending the night in the Damascus goat pen. Do you take it?
And some for me too
https://t.co/uAfwmuTOdP
Nature inspired architecture using Ai
📹 by @efatiheksi
https://t.co/Aqbi04insq
What are your thoughts on this behaviour
https://t.co/RbNHKQ6Ih7
A theory on the creation of the pyramids
📹 pyramidsreallybuilt
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Eagle Nebula (@15_Stellar) on X
How were the pyramids of Giza built?
Here is a theory:
A built in sink to reuse the water for flushing
https://t.co/Nh6d1LPSXQ
Look at this moth from the genus Phalera
It looks like a fragment of twig complete with chipped bark and even the layering of wood tissue at the “cut” ends...
perfectly resembling a broken piece of wood to avoid predation.
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maru🐡 (@tuna_suma) on X
凄すぎる…！！
間近で見ても枝片にしか見えない。
そして顔がめっちゃ可愛い☺️
#擬態
Packaging loose tea without tape or glue
https://t.co/qYG2Vx3Njs