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  • animals Leafhopper bug pees 300 times its body weight every day through "anal catapult" Thom Dunn
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    Delightful Creatures Watch ants drink from a drop of red nectar in this captivating video Popkin
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  • Technology Adam Smith and the 18th-century gadgets that inspired him Rob Beschizza
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