The government is using a massive taser on fish — Why owl's eyes are oddly shaped
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4 weird unsolved mysteries in math

4 weird unsolved mysteries in math

Math isn't everyone's favorite subject, and for good reason. Some equations are so difficult, even the best mathematicians can't solve them. But there are math problems that, on the surface, seem pretty basic yet remain unsolved. So, what makes them nearly impossible to figure out?

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The US government has a massive fish taser

The US government has a massive fish taser

When it comes to fish, there are millions of species on Earth. But not all are created equal. This is why we are trying to keep certain fish apart, so one species doesn’t dominate the other making it extinct. The U.S. government came up with an ingenious way to keep certain fish out of specific bodies of water. They do this using what’s basically a giant taser.

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Why owls eyes are shaped like tubes

Why owls eyes are shaped like tubes

The animal kingdom is full of crazy eyes. Whether it be a goat with rectangular pupils or a giant squid with colossal eyes, there are some pretty amazing peepers out there. But one animal has some of the most powerful eyes in the entire world. And while an owls' eyeballs are powerful, they are actually not even ball-shaped.

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The 'shocking' way your body makes electricity

The 'shocking' way your body makes electricity

Our bodies use electricity for many things. Thoughts are electrical signals going between synapses in your brain. Muscles use electricity to move. So how do we produce all that electricity? It turns out the answer is more amazing than you may think.

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