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Up to 24 million golden jellyfish of Jellyfish Lake undergo a one-kilometer long daily migration.
At up to 40 feet long and 20 tons, the largest fish in the sea lives entirely on the very tiniest of creatures.
Each year, a small band of pronghorn follows the longest migration in the Americas below the Arctic.
A herd of white-eared kob graze. This magnificent antelope lives nowhere else on Earth.
Male southern elephant seals, or bulls, must compete to earn the right to mate with an assembly of females.
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