A giant king cobra was found inside a car engine in southern Thailand. The serpent was discovered slithering in the engine bay of a Toyota sedan in Songkhla Province on March 11.

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The Mandai Boardwalk offers great views, while Splashtopia has 10 giant inflatables for water play. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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In this article, we delve into the world of the largest deep-sea denizens ever discovered, unearthing their mysteries, behaviors, and adaptations. Giant Squid to be studiedby ... the inspiration ...

However, the mysteries of the deep sea hold even more surprises, occasionally revealing creatures that wash ashore, grabbing the attention of both scientists and beachgoers alike. Giant squid ...

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Scientists have filmed a giant deep-sea spider crawling on the Southern Ocean floor, shedding more light on the diversity of underwater arachnids. Researchers from the Schmidt Ocean Institute ...

A giant clone of bladderwrack seaweed, potentially the world's largest clone, has been identified in the Baltic Sea. This clone, spanning over 500 km, was previously mistaken for a separate species.