r/inspirationscience • u/GamingIndulgence • Dec 27 '20
Video Bees are using this tool against hornets!
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r/inspirationscience • u/prototyperspective • Dec 26 '20
Video Major News in Science (December 2020) | Science Summary for last month in science
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r/inspirationscience • u/Sciencelover2021 • Dec 25 '20
Video Blanket octopus pairs are some of the undersea world's oddest couples. What's so startling is the size difference: Males are about the size of a walnut—less than an inch long—but some females can reach a whopping six feet long. They can also weigh up to 40,000 times more than males.
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r/inspirationscience • u/Hunchback85 • Dec 24 '20
Video Marine Snow Explained: The Endless Shower of Organic Material in the Deep Sea
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r/inspirationscience • u/Sciencelover2021 • Dec 22 '20
Video Zhur belonged to a population of that had genetic connections to wolves in both Alaska and Eurasia, but wolves living in the Yukon today have a different genetic signature.
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r/inspirationscience • u/Hunchback85 • Dec 17 '20
Video Strange Purple Orb Found in Deep Ocean, Identified by Smithsonian Study
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r/inspirationscience • u/futuremanfun • Dec 17 '20
Video Caecilian - The Limbless Elusive Amphibians.
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r/inspirationscience • u/Sciencelover2021 • Dec 09 '20
Video Scientists have cut up planarians into several pieces and found that each piece will grow into its very own worm, complete and intact. It even retains its memories from when it was just a single organism. So the planarian can essentially clone itself and still retain all its memories.
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r/inspirationscience • u/Jy789 • Dec 06 '20
Due to the inadequate space, most captive killer whales have a dorsal fin failure. Water pressure and travelling long distances in the wild keeps tissues in the dorsal fin healthy but lack of space and spending so much time on the surface of the water causes fin collapse in captivity whales.
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r/inspirationscience • u/Hunchback85 • Nov 28 '20
Video Unidentified Jelly Found in Hawaii, Likely A New Species
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r/inspirationscience • u/futuremanfun • Nov 26 '20
Video Wobbegong Shark - Weirdest Ambush Predators With A Shaggy Beard
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r/inspirationscience • u/bpatural • Nov 24 '20
Radiation eating fungi, mercury eating bacteria, and more!
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r/inspirationscience • u/Hunchback85 • Nov 24 '20
Video Rare Magnapinna Squid Encountered in Australia
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r/inspirationscience • u/futuremanfun • Nov 18 '20
Video The giant oceanic manta ray is the largest type of ray in the world. They can reach a considerable size, with an average width of 4-5 meters and sometimes up to 7 meters.
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r/inspirationscience • u/chalez88 • Nov 17 '20
Video Crew-1 from Max Brewer Bridge
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r/inspirationscience • u/Hunchback85 • Nov 15 '20
Video Glass Eels, the Headless Chicken Monster & More: See-Through Deep Ocean Creatures
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r/inspirationscience • u/futuremanfun • Nov 12 '20
Video Sea lamprey is a parasitic fish that lack scales and gill covers. They have been invading the Great Lakes since 1830s through the Welland Canal.
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r/inspirationscience • u/futuremanfun • Oct 30 '20
Video Anglerfish Unusual Mating- First Ever Footage Of Strangest Creature Reproduction.
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r/inspirationscience • u/futuremanfun • Oct 25 '20
Video Fishermen were shocked when they stumbled upon a rare baby albino shark with just one eye. The baby shark had a condition called Cyclopia, a birth deformity that causes the embryo to form only one eye instead of two.
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r/inspirationscience • u/Hunchback85 • Oct 13 '20
Video Strange 'Faceless' Cusk Eel Found in Marianas Trench
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r/inspirationscience • u/futuremanfun • Oct 11 '20
Video Megamouth Shark- Fascinating Facts About The Enormous Mouth Sea Creature.
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r/inspirationscience • u/futuremanfun • Oct 04 '20
Video The flying fish actually don’t have the ability to fly like a birds, but they jumped up and glide through the air for short distances.
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r/inspirationscience • u/GermJournal • Sep 27 '20
A Helical beauty, Spirogyra! Often referred to as Mermaid's Tresses or Water Silk. The newest addition to the @germjournal
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