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Deep-sea Osedax worms, known to consume whale bones and the remains of bony fish, also feed on shark teeth after the predators die
Astronomers have found a blast of gamma rays from space that seems to have been caused by two stellar corpses smashing together in a way that鈥檚 never been seen before