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Star Sands in Japan Beaches Were Once Protozoa Homes
The star sands found on a beach in Japan were once home to protozoa. Read more here. The adorable star sands on a beach in Japan were actually once inhabited by protozoa, which means it is the exoskeleton of the one-celled organisms.
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