{UAH} FW: Animals: Real-yet-mythical sharks, playful elephants, shimmering sea slugs, and much more

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Subject: Animals: Real-yet-mythical sharks, playful elephants, shimmering sea slugs, and much more

 

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In this edition: Sharks that straddle the boundary between fact & fiction. Seaweed-mimicking slugs. Fire cats. It's time for another animals adventure.

SHARK SNAP      How the ultimate shark photo went viral This photo helped launch Tom Peschak's career. Then it took on a bizarre life of its own. Explain, please SHARE Fish facts: All you ever wanted to know about great white sharks +

lovely beasts      The best animal pictures from the Nat Geo photo contest Elephants playing in the mud. A puffin with a mouth full of shimmering fish. Clumsy bears! This photo contest has an array of animals friends for your viewing pleasure... and there's still time to enter. Feast your eyes SHARE REIGN the swamp: These swamp creatures actually serve a purpose +

That's a slug?      Stunning new sea slug species look just like seaweed "This may be the best example of an animal masquerading as a plant that we have," one researcher said of the camouflaged creatures. Show me the slug SHARE Solar-Powered: These photo synthetic, leaf-like slugs are disappearing +

species stories      Red Panda Behold Ailurus fulgens, from the Greek ailuros, meaning "cat," and the Latin fulgens, meaning "shining" or "fire-colored," a reference to its reddish coat. These little fire cats shine on, but they are endangered. panda, please

DID YOU KNOW? A group of moles is known as a "labor." (Or "labour.") The word is "one of many alleged group names found in late Middle English glossarial sources," and revived in the 19th century, according to the Oxford English Dictionary. OED

Enough Animals Already? Nah. animals in decline Squirrel Shocker betta fish welfare

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