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Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Platypus

Platypuses (platypodes and platypi are technically also correct, but much rarer in use) aren't the only animals to forgo an acid-producing part of the gut; spiny echidnas, and nearly a quarter of living fishes all have a gullet that connects directly to their intestines.

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Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Saltwater Crocodile

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Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Greenland Shark

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Curious Archive | The Biology of Subnautica

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Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Orca

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Real Science | The Insane Biology of Hammerhead Sharks

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Real Science | The Insane Biology of Ant Colonies

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Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Octopus

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DeBacco University | The Study of Life | What is Biology? (2018)

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