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A team of scientists in the Red Sea captured footage of a big blue octopus hunting with other fish species. Eduardo Sampaio via Campus.Kn

Octopuses Team Up With Fish to Hunt—and Punch Those That Don’t Contribute

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In the waters of the Red Sea, fish and octopuses are forming an unlikely alliance: They’re joining forces to track down prey, establishing a hunting operation that’s potentially more effective than ei...

Red handfish patiently waits to be rescued. Photo: Jemina Stuart-Smith

Race to save red handfish in Tasmania

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Conervationists are in a Race to save red handfish in Tasmania this summer against high seas, rising temperatures and habitat loss.

Giant Oarfish

Video l Meet the very rare Giant Oarfish that only appears around an earthquake

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Meet the very rare Giant Oarfish (Regalecus glesne), found throughout the deep waters of the tropics and subtropics. This one was found by scuba divers off the coast of Taiwan (Video Credit: @chengruw...

Artist's impression of a Placoderm a prehistoric class of fish from the Devonian period. Here it has its jaws open read to snap over a smaller fish.

The oldest ever vetebrate fossil heart from 380 million-years-ago

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The oldest ever vetebrate fossil heart from 380 million-years-ago has been discovered in the limestone ranges of Western Australia’s Kimberley region.

Coelacanth by 360 on History

Podcast Episode 31 l Coelacanth – A fish no longer extinct

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Coelacanth - A fish no longer extinct, a nature podcast on this very cool fish, thought to be extinct & considered a living fossil. It's not.

Coelacanth off Pumula on the KwaZulu Natal South Coast South Africa Nov 22 2019 Image Bruce A S Henderson CC BY 4

Coelacanth – No Longer A Living Fossil l Video l Blogpost

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This weird fish called the coelacanth has long been known as a living fossil. After disapearing for over 60 million years it reappeared. And now genetic testing shows it has been hijacking genes from ...