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WATCH: Underwater Microscope Films Tiny Corals Kiss, Fight, Dance on Seafloor
A team of researchers has invented a powerful underwater microscope that gives a first close-up look at how corals kiss, fight and behave against algae and climate change in their natural environment.
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This Fish Can Change Sex 20 Times A Day, But Strangely Remains Monogamous
They're Everywhere! Swarms of Hungry Gypsy Moths Are Eating Trees Bare, Delaying Airlines
Fossil Reveals Dinosaur Developed Facial Tumors, Too
Bad Insect! Paper Wasps That Cheat Get Punished, Too
Disney Alligator Update: Toddler's Father Says Two Alligators Involved In Attack; Disney Removes All Gators and Crocs From Shows
More Than A Million Penguins At Risk As Antarctic Volcano Erupts
Florida Poacher Arrested for Stealing 107 Sea Turtle Eggs on Jupiter Island
Chicken-Like Ostrich? Fossil Reveals Previously Unknown Bird Species That Existed in North America
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