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The ancient horseshoe crab of the eastern U.S. and Asia has a special relationship with birds and marine life that helps maintain a natural balance within its habitat.

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When insects, spiders, crabs, and snakes grow too large, they must shed their outer covering and make a new one to grow into.

A permanent way to express fondness for a subject, whether it's Pokemon or quantum physics is to get a tattoo of it, something many are doing.

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The Cape May Bird Observatory provides observation platforms and naturalists to aid beginners and experienced birders in identifying raptors, shorebirds and songbirds.

Within COEX Mall, the largest underground shopping center in Asia is Korea's first themed commercial aquarium celebrating "The Fantastic Journey of Water".

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Despite being highly urbanised, there are many areas in Singapore where you can be in touch with nature. Three major natural habitats are highlighted here.

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Two playful otters and a giant shark fossil make the Calvert Marine Museum in Solomons, Maryland, a fun and educational destination offering something for all ages.

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