Animals
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Confused Sea Snakes in Australia 'Attack' Scuba Divers, Mistaking Them for Mates
A scuba diver off Australia found out there was some strange behavior anytime he encounters a male sea snake. Mating season has arrived, and the males believed he was possibly a mate.
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