15 bizarre creatures from the bottom of the ocean that look like aliens

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A tiro of blobfish on display in 2022.

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Do You Know Where Aquarium Fish Come From? The Answer Might Shock You

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3,000 Pounds of Poke From Costco Recalled for a Surprising Reason

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This Fish Doesn’t Just Walk—It Tastes With Its Legs, Too

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Horrifying Fish Die-Off Sparks Ecological Nightmare for Greek Coastal Town

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A scientist explains what would happen if all the fish in the ocean disappeared

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There are an estimated 20,000 known species of fish, but NOAA suggests there could be another 20,000 more unaccounted for.

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How 20,000 pounds of anchovies spend 3 years transforming into expensive anchovy sauce

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Colatura di alici, which is Italian for "anchovy drippings," is a traditional sauce produced by fermenting salted anchovies inside small chestnut barrels. It's prized for its umami flavor and very expensive, selling for $160 a liter.

1200 tons of fish washed up on a Japanese beach and nobody knows why

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1,200 tons of fish on the coast of Hakodate, Japan.
1,200 tons of fish washed up on the coast of Hakodate, Japan.

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23 trends expected to blow up next year, from badminton and jiu-jitsu to aesthetics like 'cafécore' and 'Western Gothic'

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Those who want to hop on 2024's Pinterest Predicts trends can visit its pop-up store in NYC.

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Unprecedented Biting Strength in Jurassic Lampreys Points to Flesh-Eating Past

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Fossilized lampreys from the Jurassic period have surprised a team of paleontologists by their size and well-preserved feeding structures, indicating the creepy fish were already predatory 160 million years ago.

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