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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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The platypus can detect electrical signals from its prey.
Platypuses have electroreceptors in their bills that can detect the tiny electrical signals produced by their prey's muscular...
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The cockeyed squid has two dramatically different eyes.
Histioteuthis heteropsis has one large, yellow eye that points upward and one small, dark eye that points downward....
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Crows can recognize human faces and hold grudges.
Crows can remember human faces for extended periods and will teach other crows to recognize people who have...