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The gharial’s nose bubbles function as a mating call.
Male gharials have a large bulb on their nose that can produce buzzing sounds underwater by blowing bubbles. These sounds, combined with head displays, are used to attract mates and establish dominance. The nose bulb also helps amplify their vocalizations above water.
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The sarcastic fringehead fish uses its giant mouth for territorial disputes.
When two of these fish fight, they press their huge, colorful mouths against each other, like an aggressive...
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Some jellyfish have complex eyes without a brain.
Box jellyfish have 24 eyes of four different types, including eyes similar to human ones with retinas, corneas,...
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Elephant seals can hold their breath for two hours.
These marine mammals can dive to depths of over 5,000 feet and stay underwater for up to two...