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BEAVERS AS DAM BEAVERS: WILD DISCOVERY DOCUMENTARY:

BEAVER ATTACKED ON FOREST OFFICER: BEAVER ATTACK ON HUMANS: CRAZY BEAVER ACTIONS:

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BEAVER FACTS BBC DOCUMENTARY (2014): BEAVER DISCOVERY CHANNEL: BEAVER SCIENCE DISCOVERY:

 BEAVER FACTS VIDEO FOR THE PEOPLE HAVING HEARING PROBLEM:

JURASSIC AGE BEAVER ESCAPE: BEAVERS AT JURASSIC AGE: JURASSIC AGE AND BEAVERS: ANCIENT BEAVER FACTS: 

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PHOTOS OF STRANGE BEAVERS: WEIRD AND STRANGE BEAVERS: WILD BEAVER PHOTOS: WALLPAPERS OF BEAVERS:

Beaver In Water : Giant Beaver In Water:

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STRANGE BATS IN THE WORLD: WEIRD AND STRANGE BATS WORLD WIDE: SHOCKING PARANORMAL BATS IN THE WORLD

Strange and Shocking Bats World Wide: Giant and Weird Bats World Wide: Weird and Bizarre Bats World Wide: Amazing; Weird and Big Size Bats World Wide: Strange and Giant Bats, Weird and Giant Bats in the World, Batman Type Bats i.e. Giant Bats in the World: Amazing and Funny Bats, Bizarre Bats, Antique Bats, Unusual Bats, Extra-Ordinary Shocking Bats, Dappled Bats, Weird and Monster Bats World Wide: Strange and Monster Bats in the World:

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Weird Habit of Eating Bats in India !! : Strange Indian Tribe Eating Bats !!

STRANGE FISHES, STRANGE AQUATIC ANIMALS, WEIRD AQUATIC FACTS, STRANGE AND SHOCKING FISHES, BIZARRE WEIRD SHOCKING WATER ANIMALS, SHOCKING STRANGE FACTS ABOUT SEA ANIMALS, STRANGE WATER ANIMALS AND CREATURES, PARANORMAL WATER ANIMALS

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Dolphin Says 'Seaweed' (Dolphin Facts)

Prototype software created to interpret certain dolphin whistles has performed its first real-time translation, New Scientist reports. While swimming in the Caribbean with a dolphin pod and donning the translator—dubbed Cetacean Hearing and Telemetry—a researcher heard one of the marine mammals blurt out a whistle that stands for seaweed. Researchers had taught the dolphin that sound, which the technology is designed to distinguish and translate into an English word. The work will be presented at the IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing in May.

Dolphins Acting Strange!

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A Deep-Sea Solution to Global Warming?

Carbon curiosity. This Pacific grenadier fish, swimming 3627 meters deep off central California, appeared unperturbed by a nearby blob of liquid carbon dioxide that slowly mixes with surrounding seawater.

SAN FRANCISCO--Charts of the seafloor soon may have strange new features: lakes of liquid carbon dioxide. Climate-change scientists are considering the deep ocean as a place to store some of society's excess CO₂ emissions. The idea looks feasible, according to several reports presented here on 18 December at a meeting of the American Geophysical Union. However, it's not clear whether the scheme would harm sea life in the long run.

Penguin Facts: When a Male Penguin falls in Love with a Female Penguin, he searches the entire beach to find the Perfect Pebble to present to her.

Many researchers are exploring ways to remove CO₂--the main culprit behind the planet's intensifying greenhouse effect--from the atmosphere. Options include planting forests, injecting CO₂ into geologic formations, and fertilizing the ocean to spawn algal growth (ScienceNOW, 11 October 2000). The deep sea is tantalizing, because oceanographers have suspected that CO₂ sequestered there would remain trapped.

Octopus Facts: A Baby Octopus can be as small as your Finger Tip.

That hope appears borne out by new simulations from seven international groups. One team, climate modelers Michael Wickett and Ken Caldeira of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Livermore, California, used a 3D ocean circulation model to show that if gaseous CO₂ is pumped 3 kilometers deep, virtually none of it escapes. Indeed, "the ocean retains most of the carbon for several centuries" because deep seawater takes so long to circulate back to the surface, Caldeira says. Shallower injections--at 800 meters, for instance--allow some CO₂to diffuse back into the atmosphere within decades, due to currents that exchange water between midwater depths and the surface.

Jellyfish Facts: Jellyfish evaporate in the sun because they have 98% water in them.

The 3-kilometer figure also proved magical during a cruise off central California in March, directed by oceanographer Peter Brewer of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) in Moss Landing. By releasing bubbles of gaseous CO₂ and tracking their motions with a remotely operated submersible, Brewer's team determined that the bubbles start sinking at 2675 meters. At the cold temperatures and extreme pressures of 3 kilometers deep, a slow injection of CO₂ creates liquid blobs that "roll around the ocean floor like tumbleweeds," he says. Water molecules encase the CO₂ to form a thin layer of "hydrates," an icelike skin that prevents the liquid from mixing with seawater or penetrating the sediments underneath.

Fish Facts: Koi Fish can live for Centuries - One Lived for 226 Years.

Still, the CO₂ would slowly dissolve into the ocean, Brewer notes, with unknown effects on nearby marine organisms. Brewer's colleague at MBARI, marine biologist Mario Tamburri, conducted field tests in 1998 and spring 2000 to gauge animal reactions to CO₂ at depths of 625 meters and 3 kilometers. His group found that fish were curious about the CO₂ hydrates and swam up to them with no observable ill effects--save for a persistent hagfish that entered the beaker and passed out three times. However, seafloor organisms were asphyxiated if CO₂covered them.

Shark Facts: Scientists have found a shark in greenland that eats polar bears and can live up to the age of 200.

Biological uncertainties may be a hurdle, especially with a skeptical public. "There are concerns about environmental consequences," says geochemist James Bishop of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley, California. "The question is, can we learn enough to not mess up the job?"

Dolphin Facts: Dolphins Have Been Witnessed Entertaining Themselves by Creating Underwater Bubble Rings.

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Americans Are Eating Illegal Fish !!!

If you live in the United States, there’s a chance that one in three fish you consume was caught illegally. After analyzing data on the country’s seafood imports, researchers estimate that 20% to 32% of wild-caught seafood coming into the states was obtained by pirating, in which unauthorized fishers partake in practices like evading proper management by authorities. The findings, to be published in the September issue of Marine Policy, reveal that tuna brought in from Thailand and pollack from China run the highest risks of being illegal, National Geographic reports.

SOME MORE AQUATIC FACTS : FUNNY AND WEIRD FACTS OF SEA AND WATER:

Dolphin Facts : Killer Whales (Orcas) Are Actually Dolphins

Turtle Facts: Name of this Tortoise was "One and Only" who lived through 3 Century, Born in 1750 and Died in 2006, when it reached 256 years of age.

Duck Facts: Horse Sized Ducks Roamed the Land of Australia About 50,000 Years Ago

Crocodile Facts: At Crocosaurus Cove Aquarium in Australia, They take You up and Close to Giant Crocodiles

Tiger Facts: Unlike Most Members of the Cat Family, Tigers Seem to Enjoy Water.  They swim well and often soak in streams or pools of water to cool off. The scientific name of the tiger is "Panthers Tigris"

Penguin Facts: Penguins have been known to become Depressed and March Away from their groups to die !! 

Orangutan Facts: An Orangutan from a Zoo Reintroduced to the Wild in Borneo Began Spear Fishing after watching Local Fisherman.

Alligator Facts: In 2012, a Florida man had his hand bitten off by an Alligator and he was charged with Illegally Feeding the Animal.

Dolphin Facts: A Lonely, deformed dolphin was adopted by a family of sperm whales.

Strange Fish Facts: White Dragon King Crown Betta Fish.

Elephant Facts: An Elephant Weighs Less Than a Blue Whale's Tongue.

Swan Facts: Swans only have one partner for their whole life if their partner dies they could pass away from broken heart.

Tortoise Facts: A Galapagos Tortoise Died in 2006 at Steve Irwin's Zoo was Originally Owned as a Pet by Charles Darwin in 1835.

Dolphin Facts: Pink Dolphin is the World's Only Pink Bottlenose, and was Discovered in an Inland Lake in Lousiana, USA

Crab Facts: This is the Bridge Made of Local Crab Population :) Weird Bridge :)

Otter Facts: Giant 6 Feet Otters Still Exist in 3 Remote River Systems and they hunt in Packs.

Weird Turtle Facts:  The Punk Turtle with a Bright Green Mohawk, Which is Actually Algae Growing on his Head.

Walrus Fact: This is a Walru Showing Reaction After Getting A Birthday Cake Made Out Of Fishes.

Weird Turtle Facts: This is a 140 year old Turtle Mom along with a 5 Day Old Son.

Strange Frog Facts: World's Smallest Poisonous Frog Is Less Than A Centimeter Long And Its Skin Is 200 Times More Toxic Than Morphine.

Octopus Facts: When After a male Octopus breeds with a female - he develops Dementia (Loss of Memory). Therefore than he lives the rest of his life Confused, with Apparently no Knowledge of Previous Events !!

Strange Fish Facts: Sometime the Goldfish can grow upto 15 inches long and weighing over 4 pounds !!!

Jellyfish Strange Facts: There is a lake in the country of Palau where Jellyfish evolved without stingers after the lake's connection to the sea closed, leaving them isolated from their natural Predators. These 'Golden Jellyfishes' are totally harmless to human and you can swim with them !!!!

Dolphin Shocking Facts: Thirty-six armed dolphins trained by the US Navy to kill Terrorists have been missing since 2005. The Dolphins carry "Toxic Dart Guns" capable of killing a man in a single shot.

Orca Kelko Facts: Kelko, the orca who starred in Free Willy was released in the wild in July of 2002 afterbeing in captivity of 23 years. A few weeks after his release, he showed up at a Norwegian Fjord in hopes of seeking Human contact and would even give children rides on his back !!!

Shocking Scorpion Facts: Scorpions can hold their reath for up-to 6 days approx.

Weird Octopus Facts: Octopi are the only conscious invertebrates and have Cognitive Thinking Ability, Individual Emotions and Personalities, and even from Relationships with Humans.

Amazing Dolphin Facts: Using a Remote-Controlled Camera, Biologists Caught Dolphins Getting High by Sucking on Puffer Fish.  They were even Caught Passing the Puffer Fish Around.

Strange Shark Facts: Sharks Kill 12 People Per Year - !! while !! - People (Human) Kill 11,417 Sharks Per Hour !!!! (what the hell......... !!!)

Weird Facts About Sharks: Sand Tiger Shark Embryos Fight each otherin their Mother's Womb. The Survivor is Born.

Strange Shark Facts: A Scientist in the 60's gave LSD to Dolphins in an Attempt to Teach them English.

Seal Facts : These are the Teeth of a Crabeater Seal !!! OMG !!!

Fish Device Facts: This guy designed a device that lets you take your fish for a walk !! Wooow

Shark Facts: Teeth of Sharks are actually Scales - that's why they can infinitely grow them back.

Hippopotamus Facts: Hippos often enjoy licking massive crocodiles !!!! OMG !!

Manta Ray Fish Facts: Indonesia found that a dead Manta Ray is worth $40-$500 dollars, while Manta Ray tourism can bring in $1,000,000+ during a single Ray's life. Indonesia now has 2.2 million square miles of protected ocen for the Manta Ray.

Elephant and Sea Animal Facts: The animal handlers at the Oregon Zoo took Elephant around to meet some other animals. The Sea Lions were her favourite !!

Shocking Shark Facts: Humans aren't appropriate prey for great white sharks because their digestion is too slow to cope with the high ratio of bone to muscle and fat.

Weird Turtle Facts: Jonathan the Turtle in year 1900 and today.

Death Worm Facts:  The Mongolian Death Worm can grow to be 5-feet-long and it kills its prey with electric shocks from its eyes.

Mandarin Duck Facts:   A Mandarin Duck Spreading it's Wings ? does she look like a Duck ? !! LooooooooooL

Pet Penguin Facts: There is a pet penguin named La La in Japan. Everyday he walks into town by himself with a backpack and collects fish from the local fish market.

Penguin Body Facts:    Penguins' Legs are Longer than they Look and they Actually have Knees !!!

Transparent Fish Facts:  Lool !!!  This is a Northland man .... he surprised to discover a Translucent Sea Creature while Fishing off Northland's Karikari Peninsula.

Penguin Facts:  This is Nils Olav, the only Penguin to be Knighted by Norway. His full title is Colonel-in-Chief Sir Nils Olav.

Lobster Facts:   Lobster used to be sonsidered "Cockroaches Of The Sea". It was fed to prisoners and apprentices, and was used as fish bait.

Dolphin Facts: Bottlenose Dolphins have longest memory among non-humans, they can recognize whistles of their mates after being separated from more than 20 years.