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Why good things can be bad.

In every documentary I have seen and book I have read about Lembeh, it is stated that the waters of Lembeh are exceptionally productive partly due to the currents that bring nutritious water through Lembeh strait regularly, partly due the black lava sand more or less defining Lembeh that leaks Read more…

By Simon, 11 yearsJanuary 6, 2013 ago

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Nudibranch rhinophores serve as highly specialised chemosensory organs, playing a crucial role in the nudibranch's life and survival in the underwater world. These structures are

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