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Short-beaked echidnas cannot pant, sweat, or lick themselves for cooling.
Infrared recordings of 34 juvenile jumping spiders captured regular bouts of retinal movement, leg twitching, and leg curling while the spiders hung from silk threads at night.
In a Queen Mary University experiment, bumblebees could walk straight to food or detour into an area of movable wooden balls.
Researchers built an underwater theater, trained cuttlefish to tolerate red-and-blue anaglyph glasses, and played computer animations of walking shrimp.
While two Apollo 14 astronauts walked on the Moon, Stuart Roosa circled above with roughly 400 to 500 tree seeds tucked into his personal kit.
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