Environment
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Camouflaging Squid Caught on Cam in Japan, First Time to be Observed in Lab
While squids are known to change color underwater, it was a first to actually observe this behavior in a lab setting in Japan by a team of scientists from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University.
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Scientists Are Turning Plastic Wastes Into Efficient Carbon Capturing Materials
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Eccentric Frogs Believed to be Extinct Returns to the UK
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