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Ocean-going spiders can use their legs to windsurf across water
Many common spider species orient their arms and bodies into sails and their silk into anchors, allowing them to catch a breeze and sail on water
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Antarctic Yeti crabs cling to hot jets and farm bacteria
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Watch a starfish squeeze a lodged object out of its arm
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This single-celled bug has the world’s most extraordinary eye
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Colossal squid vs huge toothfish 鈥� clash of the deep-sea titans
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Cute but deadly: The camouflaged world of the pygmy seahorse
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Octopus has automatic camouflage thanks to its light-sensing skin
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Life at Faulty Towers carries on despite being deep underwater
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Chainsaw sharks: The plight of the world’s weirdest fish
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Microbes found at bottom of ocean are our long-lost relatives
A new group of archaea are the closest relatives to complex cellular life ever found and suggest our microbial ancestors were more complex than we thought
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Antarctica’s Blood Falls are a sign of life below ground
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Ocean commotion: Protecting sea life from our noise
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Dark eaters: The animals living an alternative life
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Were early seas transformed by sponge microbiome?
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