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Enormous Structure Found Hiding Under The Surface Of The Moon

The metal mass is hiding under the largest crater in our Solar System, the Moon's South Pole-Aitken Basin (here in dark blue).

Enormous Structure Found Hiding Under The Surface Of The Moon

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Scientists Popped Open 778 Tiger Shark Stomachs To See What They Could Find. The List Of Contents Got Really Weird, Really Quickly

A tiger shark / Niuhi (Galeocerdo cuvier), seen going for a bite out of an unsuspecting Laysan Albatross / Moli, off of Lisianski Island in Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument

Scientists Popped Open 778 Tiger Shark Stomachs To See What They Could Find. The List Of Contents Got Really Weird, Really Quickly

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Dolphins Are Learning A Strange New Hunting Technique Using Shells And Seem To Be Teaching It To Others: Watch The First-Ever Footage

A female dolphin "shelling" along the coast of Queensland, Australia, in July 2025.

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200,000 Barrels Of Radioactive Waste Were Dumped In The Atlantic. Decades Later, We’re Finally Learning What Happens When They Leak

a barrel on the seafloor has big holes and animals growing on it

200,000 Barrels Of Radioactive Waste Were Dumped In The Atlantic. Decades Later, We’re Finally Learning What Happens When They Leak

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In 2014, Scientists Went In Search Of A Shipwreck 1,900 Meters Below The Sea. Instead, They Found A Monstrous "Tar Lily"

6 rocky extrusions of tar have grown out of the seabed like petals on a flower

In 2014, Scientists Went In Search Of A Shipwreck 1,900 Meters Below The Sea. Instead, They Found A Monstrous "Tar Lily"

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Louisiana Legalizes Alligator Hunting For First Time In Over 50 Years With Lottery To Select Up To 5,000 Licensed Hunters

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