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    Whether they’re in cold Arctic environments or the warm tropics of the Caribbean, sea creatures surprise and amaze us. See the seas’ fish, underwater mammals and birds, reptiles, coral and more!
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    After a storied career dating back to the 1970s, @SmithsonianSec Lonnie G. Bunch III leaves a remarkable legacy, most notably the founding of @NMAAHC.
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    When a resident of northern Denmark started clearing their backyard, the plan was to install a new terrace. But after half an hour of digging, they came across something metallic: a trove of jewelry and coins.
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    Routine Yard Work Reveals a Trove of Viking Silver—the Largest Treasure of Its Kind Ever Discovered...
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    This collection of photos gives an insight into the daily lives of strong, majestic, playful and even funny lions.
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    Based on 165-million-year-old insect fossils, a team of scientists reproduced the sounds that these extinct creatures would have made, using close analysis of wing structures and artificial intelligence modeling.
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    Scientists Recreated the Long-Lost Chirps of Jurassic Insects. Listen to the Simulated Soundscape...
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