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Rabies is the one of the deadliest diseases we know of; if you don’t get treatment soon after getting exposed, you’re almost certain to die. But rabies’ intent isn’t actually to kill – it's to control. LEARN MORE *******
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Find out the surprising ways microbes, fungi, plankton and other tiny organisms shape our planet and our lives in this collection of MinuteEarth videos. EPISODES IN THIS COMPILATION: ************** 0:00 Intro 0:19 Why Do
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I’m in love with holographic stickers - they’re so beautiful! So I was thrilled to be able to use their special shiny powers to make a scientifically accurate sticker sheet all about the bioluminescent creatures of the d
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Some would say he had it coming. Others that it gives an evolutionary advantage.
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Every craft feather you would buy in the store is from a real bird - which seems really counterintuitive. Usually, the cheaper materials are made of plastic. What's up?
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From MinuteEarth. One of their latest, and worth the runtime.
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Most of our antibiotics are originally made by micro-organisms. But the more we look, the more we keep finding the same things.
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Came for the pterosaurs, stayed for the bats.
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Get started with Brilliant's tutor for free and get 20% off an annual subscription at https://brilliant.org/minuteearth In 1973, an airliner struck a bird called a Rüppell's griffon vulture – which, on its own, isn't tha
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Sperm whales catch giant squid with a mechanism called 'suction feeding' - it sounds really strange, but it makes sense when you consider they are underwater. It's not too different from you getting the bubbles from your
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Some animals never stop growing - why are humans limited?
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If nuclear blasts, asteroids, or alien lasers killed off almost all humans on Earth, how many people would be needed to rebuild a genetically sustainable human population? LEARN MORE ************** To learn more about th
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