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From a ginormous relative of the garden pillbug to fish with translucent heads, these organisms are adapted to the dark, cold, pressurized environment of the deep sea.
Kat Long|
Toxic explosives were no barrier for the fish and invertebrates colonizing a World War II-era munitions dump in the Baltic Sea, according to a new study.
Nick Keppler|
Parking lots offer a lot of the benefits of gulls’ natural habitats, plus a few key perks.
Matt Soniak|
Scientists are finding new ways to listen to fish thanks to technological advancements.
CaLea Johnson|
It turns out the Force is strong with marine ecologists.
CaLea Johnson|
Coyotes that live in the eastern United States are hybrids with both dog and wolf DNA. Here are some more facts about the resourceful predator.
Michele Debczak|
Sloths can take as long as one minute to move just 12 inches. It seems like a chill existence, until you consider what a glacial pace means for their pooping habits.
Jake Rossen|
Think you know your feline facts? Test yourself with this puzzling primer on all things cat. (Bonus points if you can finish before one starts napping on your keyboard.)
mentalfloss .com|