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As jellyfish continue to thrive in oceans around the world, causing destruction of property and other sea life, scientists are trying to find uses for the gooey creatures—everything from chips to skincare, and even diapers. No comment yet.
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Animal advocate Tracey Stewart worked with the Farm Sanctuary Emergency Rescue Team to re-home the abandoned animals.
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Star Trek has its way with the perception of the Klingons – and their eating habits. Wonder how aliens would look at us? Perhaps when we show more respect for other living beings, the aliens will visit instead of doing a fly-by with their doors locked! . . |
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Bed bugs have been documented as early as the first century. Originating in tropical climates, bed bugs are excellent hitchhikers, stowing away in luggage, hand
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they are probably aliens taking over the planet..... . .
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If finned swimming animals evolved in an ocean on an alien world, what would they look like? Quite possibly a lot like the ones on Earth, a team of researchers says.
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would humans walk differently on an alien planets? (I know - depends on who is chasing you) - but seriously, gravity and ...... |
maybe aliens HAVE landed - quietly taking over the world in the form of jellyfish...
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