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When it’s time for tiny leatherback turtles to crack the egg, the hatchlings do so at virtually the same time! All together they scuttle down the beach — navigating their way to the ocean using the reflections of the moo…

Komodo dragons (Varanus komodoensis), may not have wings or breathe fire, but they are excellent swimmers! Despite their water prowess, they are only known to occasionally swim between the four Indonesian islands that th…

These are sand dollars They use their cilia to move, which are hair like structures that work together to move the animal in search of food. This species of sand dollar will often feed by standing itself vertically and u…

A garden of delicate coral is sheltered from storms by a nearby peninsula in Kimbe Bay, New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea National Geographic

Amazing footage of the extremely rare Glass Octopus (Vitreledonella richardi) filmed 651m (2135 ft) beneath the waves near the Phoenix Islands Archipelago. National Geographic