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Electric eels can coordinate their shocks in groups.
Recently discovered in the Amazon, groups of electric eels will work together to hunt, surrounding prey and delivering synchronized electrical discharges. This coordinated hunting behavior, previously unknown in electric eels, can produce enough electricity to power several houses momentarily.
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Immortal jellyfish can revert back to their juvenile form when stressed.
Turritopsis dohrnii, known as the immortal jellyfish, can transform its existing cells into different cell types, allowing it...
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Sea cucumbers can liquefy their bodies and pour themselves through tiny gaps.
These echinoderms can alter the stiffness of their connective tissue at will, allowing them to literally liquefy their...
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Tardigrades can replace up to 90% of their body water with sugar.
When facing dehydration, these microscopic animals can replace most of their body water with a type of sugar...