Heartless creatures: How some animals survive without a heart
While humans rely on the heart for blood circulation, some creatures manage without one. Flatworms, jellyfish, sea sponges, ...
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Flat Earthers admit defeat after Antarctica trip proves them wrong
The belief in a flat Earth has deep roots in ancient history, with early civilisations envisioning the world as a flat plane. While Greek philosophers like Pythagoras and Aristotle eventually ...
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Did you know, these animals can live without a heart?
Unlike all other animals, flatworms do not have a complex internal system ... Often found on ocean floors, sea sponges are colourful aquatic creatures lying on the bottom of the ocean bed. They do not ...
Wriggly creatures — covered in eyes — found as new species in Gulf of Mexico. See them
The animal has “two compact clusters (of) tentacular eyes (12-17 eyes per cluster), two scattered clusters of cerebral eyes (15-20 eyes per cluster, distributed … in front of ...
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Wriggly creatures — covered in eyes — found as new species in Gulf of Mexico. See them
The oval-shaped body belongs to a marine flatworm, a group of invertebrates that can range in color from see-through to neon and seemingly glide along the bottom with hairlike protrusions all over ...