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Bioluminescence is one of nature's most captivating adaptations, where organisms produce light within their bodies through chemical reactions, often to attract mates, lure prey, or deter predators. Credit : PEXELS
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The Otterhound is a rare, boisterous English hunting breed, featuring a rough double coat and webbed feet. This inquisitive dog breed has strong swimming abilities and a highly powerful nose. Credit : PEXELS
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Fluffy couscous tossed with fresh herbs, tomatoes, cucumber, and olives, topped with sizzling slices of grilled halloumi cheese. Light, zesty, and incredibly satisfying. Credit : PINTEREST
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The European rabbit uses a unique survival tactic of lying still on the ground with closed eyes, staying completely silent. If the predator loses interest, the rabbit quickly escapes. Credit : PINTEREST
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Phong Nha is home to the world's largest cave, Hang Son Doong, amidst other incredible cave systems, offering an awe-inspiring adventure for casual explorers. Credit : PINTEREST
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This gripping sci-fi series follows the sudden return of 4,400 missing people, each mysteriously changed, exploring themes of identity, power, and alien abduction. Credit : COLLIDER
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Astragalus, a key herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine, is packed with protective compounds, which help support immune cell activity, regulate blood sugar, and offer anti-inflammatory benefits. Credit : PINTEREST
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Scarlet Macaw, a striking Amazonian bird, features red, yellow, and blue feathers and is often seen flying in pairs or small flocks through the jungle canopy. Credit : PEXELS
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