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A Closer Look at the Incredible Punch Capacity of the Mantis Shrimp
The unique mantis shrimp is a fascinating crustacean that has incredible characteristics, not the least of which is its impressive punch. It is not a shrimp, nor is it a mantis. It is merely 10 centimetres or four inches in length.
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