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Spotted eagle rays can be up to 5 metres long, with a wingspan of up to 3 metres wide, making them the world's second biggest rays, after manta rays.

Spotted eagle rays can be up to 5 metres long, with a wingspan of up to 3 metres wide, making them the world's second biggest rays, after manta rays.

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Did you know, The blue-ringed octopus is on of the most dangerous of its species? Its venom can paralyze you in minutes, shutting down muscles and breathing. With no antidote, only life support keeps you alive until the poison wears off.

Did you know, The blue-ringed octopus is on of the most dangerous of its species? Its venom can paralyze you in minutes, shutting down muscles and breathing. With no antidote, only life support keeps you alive until the poison wears off.

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Ever see a shark at the dentist? 🦷🪥 At underwater cleaning stations, sharks pause as cleaner fish remove parasites from their skin and teeth—a quiet moment of cooperation in the wild.

Ever see a shark at the dentist? 🦷🪥 At underwater cleaning stations, sharks pause as cleaner fish remove parasites from their skin and teeth—a quiet moment of cooperation in the wild.

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Titan Trigger FISH crunching a coral 🪸

Titan Trigger FISH crunching a coral 🪸

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Octopuses camouflage by using chromatophores to change color and tiny muscles to mimic textures. These cells expand and contract to change their color, while tiny muscles adjust their skin’s texture to mimic their surroundings.

Octopuses camouflage by using chromatophores to change color and tiny muscles to mimic textures. These cells expand and contract to change their color, while tiny muscles adjust their skin’s texture to mimic their surroundings.

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