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The Portuguese man-of-war is actually a floating colony of individuals called polyps that are all dependent on each other for survival.
has coils of threads that are covered with little spines
Most reflecting telescopes use glass mirrors to focus light from faraway objects, such as stars and galaxies. In a liquid mirror telescope, this mirror is a pool of shiny liquid instead of glass.
The dish slowly spins, creating a surface that is:
Judging by the variety of lethal-looking bite marks and healed injuries that frequently adorn their fossilized exoskeletons, it seems safe to say that life as a trilobite presen…
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What’s 11 feet tall, 10,000 years old, and wears a skirt?
Fotostock Fun Facts A hedgehog has up to 16,000 spines
How did trilobites grow and change during the 300 million years they inhabited the seas?
there’s this one segment that’s got a really big spine
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What would it be like to organize a dinosaur exhibit? Find out by creating your own miniature Mesozoic Museum. Don’t forget to invite your friends and family to the opening!
welding and bending the metal supports for T. rex’s spine
An overview of trilobites, and the extensive collection housed at the Museum.
First Trilobites Trilobite Eyes Trilobite Spines
Paleontologists uncovered this just-hatched Protoceratops in 1997 at Ukhaa Tolgod.
cervical vertebrae) at the top of a baby Protoceratops‘ spine
Many animals and plants use color to warn predators to stay away, and the blue ringed octopus is no exception. When this small mollusk is disturbed, blue circular rings light up all over its body.
invertebrates spineless because they lack a backbone or spine
