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2024-03-15 15:33:54
The insect in this video is actually a hornet. Retractable stingers are common with hornets, this allows them to keep the stinger after use. [Link]
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The insect in this video is actually a hornet. Retractable stingers are common with hornets, this allows them to keep the stinger after use. [Link]
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2024-01-30 09:06:49
NNN - The video starts with a solved Rubik's cube
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NNN - The video starts with a solved Rubik's cube
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2024-02-08 09:57:43
These creatures are called beachworms, and while they may bite, they are harmless to us humans and are commonly used as fish bait. They are also native to the eastern and south-eastern coasts of Australia. [Link]
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These creatures are called beachworms, and while they may bite, they are harmless to us humans and are commonly used as fish bait. They are also native to the eastern and south-eastern coasts of Australia. [Link]
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