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Glow in the dark sharks
A recent study confirmed that some sharks actually glow underwater, and that glow is invisible to human eyes. Produced by Matt Stuart Read more: FACEBOOK: TWITTER: INSTAGRAM: TUMBLR:
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Sharks with Lightsabers – Earth Juice (Ep 16) – Earth Unplugged
Sharks with lightsabers, flying squid.. and, while alligator penises are going up, otter penises are sadly on the way down. Chris Howard brings you Earth Juice. (The quiz has finished. …
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A sea of sharks & radioactive tuna! – Earth Juice US Special (Ep 18) – Earth Unplugged
Subscribe to Earth Unplugged — Thousands of sharks off the coast of Florida, radioactive bluefin tuna and fish beaching themselves to spawn. Chris Howard presents Earth Juice from America. Earth …
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3D heli’s, Flying Sharks, Crashes and more at Le Mars’ Wells Blue Bunny Ice Cream Days Flight Demos.
More ice cream is made in Le Mars than any other place on the planet! Ice Cream Days in Le Mars Iowa, means the Wings RC flying club gets to …
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Do sharks clean their teeth? – Zoo La La (Ep 42) – Earth Unplugged
Teeth are one of the shark’s most notorious features, but how do they keep them clean? Maddie Moate peers into the jaws of these awesome predators to discover their remarkable …
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Sharks’ teeth add bite to Boeing South Carolina’s final assembly operations
From fossils to solar panels, Boeing South Carolina’s final assembly factory is full of surprises.
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4 Freshwater Animals More Terrifying Than Sharks
Sharks often get a bad reputation for being dangerous and deadly, but there are some freshwater animals you should be way more terrified of. Shark Week begins July 5th at …
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10 Reasons Why Sharks Are Awesome! – Shark Week Special – Earth Unplugged
Maddie Moate talks us through her most incredible shark facts. These are just some of the reasons sharks are AWESOME! – Shark Week Special. Subscribe to Earth Unplugged – Join …
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Everything You Need to Know About Those Fish That Attach to Sharks
It’s called a remora, and you’ve probably seen it before. It attaches to fish and marine mammals all the time. But get this: It doesn’t attach with its mouth. It’s …
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