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If you push a sponge through a fine mesh sieve, the individual cells can reorganize themselves and grow back into a fully formed sponge.

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Copepod Zoology

Certain species of copepods can enter a state of dormancy called diapause, allowing them to remain inactive in the sediment for years until environmental conditions improve.

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Rio Tinto's name comes from the reddish hue of the water in the Rio Tinto River in Spain, caused by the high concentration of iron and other minerals.