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REAL LIFE Muggle Proof Suitcase – AWEMe Artists

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On this episode, see how we make Newt Scamander’s Muggle Proof Case from the Fantastic Beasts movie!

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Watch: Carrier Crab Uses Spiny Urchin As Shield | National Geographic

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Watch a carrier crab live up to its name by carrying a sea urchin on its back for protection.
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Carrier crabs have specially modified back legs that can grasp onto objects ranging from pieces of shells to debris to living creatures like sea urchins. The sea urchin’s spines help ward off predators that may try to eat the crab. In exchange, the sea urchin gains access to new feeding grounds.

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The First 17 Minutes of Thimbleweed Park

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We investigate the opening of the new point and click adventure, Thimbleweed Park.

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18 Minutes of Thimbleweed Park – IGN First

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A Stubby, Two-Headed Snake? Guess Again! | National Geographic

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A snakelike creature doubles down on its disguise to scare away predators.
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As you might expect, snakes with more than one head are quite rare. But it sure looked like a two-headed serpent to Luján Eroles of Santa Fe, Argentina, as she observed the little beast in her garden. In fact, the double-disguise is a trick to scare off potential predators of this hawk moth caterpillar. Video: Caters TV / Luján Eroles

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