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Meet the candy striped hermit crab, a new Caribbean species
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Coral reefs grow faster, healthier when parrotfish are abundant
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Newly named, Hawaiian tree species already critically endangered
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Peacock bass invasion Had devastating, long-term impact on Panama’s Fish
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New parasitic crab species discovered during Smithsonian Biocube work in Solomon Islands
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Fishy Caribbean ‘juveniles’ recognized as new species
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By simply pooping, comb jellies expel long-held scientific misconception
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Annual Smithsonian-led science festival draws crowds in Fort Pierce, Florida
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Tiny ocean crustaceans wear invisibility cloak of living bacteria
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What the Ancient CO2 Record May Mean for Future Climate Change
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Mystery solved: frogs use snout glands in emergency jail break
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Brief squid surprise
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Climate Change May Benefit Native Oysters, but There’s a Catch
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Bizarre new marine worms covered in bristles, wrinkles & bumps
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Study shows how birds dive safely at high speeds