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Centipede vs. Millipede: Differentiating Between Many-legged Insects

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You spot a many-legged crawler in your bathroom and wonder, "Centipede vs. millipede ... does it matter?" This quick guide breaks down the key differences in the age-old confusion.

The Least-visited Country in the World Is Only 10 Square Miles

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As you might imagine, the least-visited country in the world is a place most people have never even heard of. Imagine a destination without long lines, crowded beaches, or flashy resorts. That place exists in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, and it's called Tuvalu.

90s Music Genres That Set the Stage for the New Millennium

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The 1990s were an explosion of sound and style. Genres collided, splintered, and redefined themselves, giving rise to new sounds that reshaped the music industry.

10 San Diego Beaches Where Summer Is (Almost) Year-round

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With sun-kissed shores and miles of coastline, San Diego beaches rank among the best on the West Coast. From family-friendly bays to dog friendly beaches, this city offers something for every kind of sun seeker.

Paradise Flying Snake Truly Falls With Style

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Gliding through the canopies of southeast Asia, the paradise flying snake (Chrysopelea paradisi) cuts a striking figure.

Polar Vortex: Everything You Need to Know About Falling Temperatures

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The polar vortex is a large mass of cold air that spins around the North Pole every winter. It is not a single storm but a broad circulation pattern in the atmosphere that helps contain Arctic air in the polar regions.

Why Are Blue Whales Going Silent?

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The pattern of blue whales going silent has become a troubling in the Pacific Ocean, and scientists are paying close attention. Recordings show strong seasonal and year-to-year variation in blue whale vocalizations—including periods with lower detected calling—and scientists are concerned.

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