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Deepsea Challenger resurfaces from world's deepest trench

Deepsea Challenger returns: director and explorer James Cameron returns from Challenger Deep with new deep-sea sediment and samples.

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Bela Lugosi Dead, But Dracula Fish Lives in Borneo

Bela Lugosi might have shunned this new species of fish discovered in northern Burma. It has been lovingly dubbed the Draconian Dracula fish due to its formidable jaw teeth, but judging from its smile, it can hold its own against the Prince of Darkness.

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