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They remember who wronged them and tell other crows. "That human is dangerous" info is passed down generations.
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They remember who wronged them and tell other crows. "That human is dangerous" info is passed down generations.
Hummingbirds burn extreme energy by day, then may enter a cooling mode called torpor at night. Heart rate and temperature drop, and they ramp back up with morning light.
When tardigrades lose water, they can shrink into a pause state. Metabolism slows dramatically, and when water returns they can revive as if a switch was flipped.
Bioluminescent fungi can glow green in the dark, sometimes keeping a steady rhythm through the night. The glow may lure insects that help carry spores farther.
Some shark species grow astonishingly slowly and live for a very long time. In cold waters, slower metabolism can stretch their ‘calendar’ in remarkable ways.
Kangaroo rats can survive desert heat with little to no free water. They make metabolic water from seeds and reduce loss with highly concentrated urine and water-saving nasal passages.
In some deserts, rocks carry a dark glossy film called desert varnish. It forms extremely slowly, leaving layered traces as if the stone were polished over centuries.
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