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science1 year ago

"Rare 'Octopus Squid' with Giant Biolights Captured Attacking Camera"

Researchers from the Minderoo Foundation and the University of Western Australia captured rare footage of a Dana octopus squid (Taningia danae) using its large photophores to attack an underwater camera at a depth of 3,281 feet in the Pacific Ocean. This species, known for its colossal size and bioluminescent organs, uses light to stun prey and possibly communicate. The encounter provides valuable insights into the behavior and habitat of this elusive deep-sea creature.

gaming2 years ago

"Rare VHS Tape Unveils Long-Lost Luigi Footage in Super Mario 64"

Rare VHS footage from Nintendo's 1995 Japanese Space World show appears to show off-screen gameplay of both Mario and Luigi in an early version of Super Mario 64, potentially revealing the first documented time Luigi was seen in the classic N64 game. Luigi was originally intended to be a second playable character in the launch game but was removed due to memory issues. The discovery of this footage adds to the ongoing fascination with the development history of Super Mario 64 and the inclusion of Luigi.

gaming2 years ago

Unearthed Japanese TV Footage Reveals Luigi's Debut in Super Mario 64

Rare Japanese TV footage has emerged of Luigi in Super Mario 64, showcasing the character running around a test area in an N64 demo screen. While Luigi was originally planned to be a playable character in the game but was removed due to memory issues, Nintendo EAD had plans to introduce him in the 64DD version of the title. However, the 64DD version was never released, and fans had to wait until the launch of Super Mario 64 DS in 2004 to play as Luigi.

wildlife2 years ago

Rare Footage: First-Ever Video of Humpback Whale Giving Birth

Scientists have captured rare footage of a humpback whale giving birth, a sight that had never been seen before. The video, part of National Geographic's new series "Incredible Animal Journeys," shows the birthing process from start to finish. The footage also revealed previously unknown insights into the birthing process, including the presence of several male humpbacks during delivery. The males were observed blowing bubbles, possibly to trigger the release of feel-good hormones. The video showcases the beauty of the moment as the mother and calf lovingly interact before embarking on their new life.