研究指7,200万年前海洋或由巨型八爪鱼统治Research suggests that 72 million years ago the oceans may have been dominated by giant octopuses
研究指部分八爪魚身長與鯨魚相若，可能是地球史上已知最大的無脊椎動物。Research indicates that some octopuses have body lengths comparable to whales, and may be the largest known invertebrates in Earth's history.
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The Cyclops may be an ancient myth, but one-eyed creatures are real
The iconic Cyclops of The Odyssey might look like a massive, one-eyed person, but it might have more in common with creatures other than humans.
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Art helped this astrophysicist make sense of math
Ronald Gamble takes cues from the arts to study supermassive black holes and their spacetime geometry.
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独眼巨人也许是古老的神话，但独眼生物是真实存在的
《奥德赛》中的标志性独眼巨人看起来像是一个巨大的独眼人，但它可能与人类以外的生物有更多的共同点。
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Art helped this astrophysicist make sense of math
Ronald Gamble draws inspiration from the arts to study supermassive black holes and their spacetime geometry.
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Got brain rot? Excessive scrolling through social media or viral videos can affect your mental health — and may even change your brain’s development, studies show.
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The lives of black holes, from birth to death. After more than a century, scientists are just beginning to understand black holes — the most bizarre and powerful things in the universe.
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