Animals
Warm-Blooded Fish: The 'Opah' Is First One Ever Discoverd
Fish are known for being seemingly cold-hearted creatures, swimming the cool depths of our vast oceans. But now scientists have discovered the first fully warm-blooded fish, and it's making them question how much we really know about marine life.
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