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Octopus has automatic camouflage thanks to its light-sensing skin
Octopuses are good at changing colour, but for the first time it's been shown that one species' skin reacts directly to light to cover it in camouflage
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Life at Faulty Towers carries on despite being deep underwater
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These sparkly sea organisms are an eerie omen of climate change
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Leeuwenhoek’s ‘animalcules’, just as he saw them 340 years ago
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Step into this van Gogh painting recreated with virtual reality
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Meet the cat-sized rodent named after James Bond
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