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Check out these UNSOLVED Biological Mysteries Science STILL Can't Explain! From mysterious discoveries that baffle scientists to other strange and unexplained mysteries, this top 10 list will amaze you!

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8. No Oxygen?
In 2010, a research team discovered evidence of an animal that lives entirely without oxygen at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea - one of the most extreme environments on Earth. Who knew? This species belongs to an unusual group called the loriciferans, which wasn’t discovered until the 1980s. Loriciferans live in muddy sediments at the bottom of the sea, which theoretically should contain enough oxygen for them to breathe.

7. Why do we age?
According to Charles Darwin’s theory of natural selection, individuals with traits that prevent aging would hypothetically supersede their peers, and characteristics associated with aging would eventually fail to be genetically passed on to future generations.

6. Why do we have a dominant hand?
The term “handedness” simply means the tendency to be right- or left-handed. Between 85 and 90 percent of all humans are right-handed, which makes sense, since the left hemisphere of the brain, which is responsible for speech and writing - controls the right hand. The right hemisphere of the brain is associated with imagination and creativity and controls the left hand.

5. Why do we have an appendix?
The human appendix has long been categorized as an “evolutionary holdover,” or an essentially useless or decreasingly necessary body part that once served a major function, such as wisdom teeth, pinky toes, and tailbones. The ability to remove the appendix without any major drawbacks has historically been perceived as evidence of the organ’s inconsequentiality.

4. Monarch Butterfly Migration
The Great Migration of monarch butterflies from Canada to Mexico is one of nature’s greatest journeys - and, until recently, one of its biggest mysteries. Monarch butterflies are the only insects to migrate such a vast distance, and no single butterfly has ever lived through an entire migration cycle. Throughout the two-month journey, the traveling butterflies cycle through several generations.

3. Where did Ebola come from?
When it comes to Ebola, there are two big mysteries: Where did ebola come from and where does it hide between outbreaks? The West African Ebola epidemic ended in April 2016. Ebola resurfaced in the Democratic Republic of Congo in the Spring of 2018 and quickly spread from the countryside to the city of Mbandaka, which has a population of around 350,000.

2. Homing
Homing is the innate ability of certain animals to navigate through unfamiliar areas toward an original location, such as a breeding area or a home territory. In other words, always finding your way back home, even after being displaced, or traveling great distances.

1. What are placozoans?
Placozoans are the simplest of all known non-parasitic multicellular animals. These three-layered organisms are small, flat, and roughly one-to-three millimeters in diameter. They contain the smallest amount of DNA of any animal and can reproduce both sexually and asexually.

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Check out the Most DIFFICULT Codes That Were Ever CRACKED! From breaking famous uncracked codes to some of the most mysterious ciphers finally solved using computer science, this top 10 list of incredible codes & ciphers that were finally figured out will amaze you!

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10. The Zimmerman Telegram
During times of war, messages are often sent in code to prevent the enemy from finding out about secret plans. Spies are everywhere, and if the message is ever decoded by an unintended recipient, it can change the course of history… and that’s exactly what happened in 1917.

9. The Battle of Midway
The Battle of Midway, which took place between the 4th and 7th of June, 1942, was one of the American military’s biggest victories over the Japanese navy during the second world war. In this battle over 3,000 Japanese sailors lost their lives and 4 aircraft carriers were destroyed, while the Americans lost 300 sailors and one carrier. It could have all been different, though, had US cryptographers not intercepted and decoded Japanese transmissions.

8. The Babington Plot
The Babington plot was an attempt, in 1586, to assassinate Queen Elizabeth the First, protestant daughter of King Henry VIII. The goal was to replace her on the throne with Mary Queen of Scots, who was her Roman Catholic cousin. On July 6th that year, Anthony Babington, encouraged by support from abroad (mostly Spain) wrote a long letter to Mary, who at the time was already in prison.

7. Olivier Levasseur
According to legend, the notorious French Pirate, Olivier Levasseur, managed to acquire a huge fortune during his piracy across the Caribbean and West Africa- most notably in 1721 when he and his crew captured a Portuguese treasure ship that had become grounded on a sandbar during a storm- an act that is said to be one of the greatest paydays in the history of piracy.

6. Poe’s Challenge
Edgar Allan Poe was a renowned writer and poet, known for his stories of mystery… but he was also fascinated with ciphers and codes. He even wrote a story, The Gold Bug, about the solution to one. In 1840, he wrote an article for Graham's magazine called ‘A Few Words on Secret Writing' in which he invited readers to send him coded messages for him to decipher.

5. Linear B
In 1900, among the ruins of a Bronze age palace in Knossos, Greece, archaeologists found a script that resembled nothing that had ever been seen before. Containing images of swords, chariots, and countless other small pictograms, this system of writing became known as Linear B and would prove to be a mystery for the following 50 years.

4. Frank Sidebottom
Frank Sidebottom was the papier-mâché headed comedy persona of English musician Chris Sievey. Throughout his career in the 80s and 90s, he fronted tv and radio shows and even reported for the local news. He created numerous newsletters and writings over this time, too, and these were often accompanied by symbols around them… ones that people long suspected had a meaning, but they couldn't work out what it was.

3. Chaocipher
The Chaocipher was created by John Francis Byrne in 1918 and was what he described as being unbreakable… yet simple. So simple, in fact, that it only required two rotating discs that were small enough to fit into a cigar box and could be operated by a ten-year-old. He offered a cash reward to anyone who could crack it, but this is something that would never be claimed.

2. The Copiale Cipher
Created in the 1730s, the Copiale cipher is a 105-page manuscript that has baffled researchers ever since…That is until 2011 when it was finally decoded. Consisting of 75,000 handwritten characters; including arrows, shapes, runes, math symbols, roman letters, and Greek letters… there were only two examples of plain text in the entire book.

1. The Enigma Code
The Enigma was an enciphering machine used by the German armed forces during the second world war to send secure messages. Early on, Polish mathematicians had figured out how to read these messages, but once the Germans realized this, they began to change the cipher system daily, making it virtually impossible to decipher.

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10. The Pink Lake
Usually, you'd think of a lake as being deep blue, or gray, or maybe a less appealing color because of pollution…but what about bright pink? Well, that's what a number of lakes in Australia are like, and for a long time, it was completely unclear what made them that way.

9. The Sleeping City of Kalachi
Since March of 2013, the residents of two towns in Kazakhstan... Kalachi and Krasnogorsk, have suffered from a peculiar illness. With a combined population of 810 people, the dusty towns on the Kazakh Steppe were hidden away and almost no one had even heard of them. Until more than 140 people became affected by a mysterious sleeping disease.

8. Pennsylvania’s Ringing Rocks
As the name would suggest, the 128-acre Ringing Rocks county park in Pennsylvania has a number of rocks in an 8-acre area that exhibit some unusual qualities. Normally, if you were to clunk a rock, you'd expect to hear a thud sound, but the ones here do something completely different- they emit a metal clang when hit with a hammer or another rock. The sound is so strange, that you'd think they were hollow and made of metal, as opposed to being made from stone.

7. The Petrifying Well
The river Nidd, in the county of Yorkshire, England, is home to one of the oldest ‘charging' attractions in England… a well that's thought to have been cursed by the devil. What's unusual about this place is that whatever object is left in the waters will, eventually, turn to stone. People realized the side of the well looks like a giant's skull, and either avoided it altogether or began to leave belongings near the well to watch them slowly turn to stone in a matter of weeks.

6. The Darvaza Gas Crater
The Darvaza gas crater, known by locals as ‘the door to’, is about 150 miles away from the capital city of Turkmenistan, and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the area. It’s a sinister looking place- even more so on the days that desert creatures are attracted to the flames… sometimes swarms of thousands of spiders can be seen plummeting into the pit, suckered in by the hypnotic fires.

5. Socotra Island
Where's the most otherworldly place on earth that you can think of? In terms of plant life, it has to be the Socotra archipelago in the Indian Ocean… about 250 miles away from Somalia.

4. The Everlasting Lightning Storm
Usually, when there's a thunderstorm, you can just watch the light show from indoors and wait for it to pass. There's one place in the world, though, where there's a virtually continuous lightning storm… over the mouth of the Catatumbo River in Venezuela.

3. The Blood Falls
First discovered in 1911, Antarctica's blood falls became famous for their grotesque appearance. Water from a river had stained the surrounding ice with a dark red hue, which was thought to be caused by algae in the water.

2. Kawah Ijen
When you think of a volcanic eruption, the glowing red lava probably comes to mind… but what if that color was blue? Well, that's what happens at Mount Ijen in East Java. Not only is this unusual place a popular tourist attraction, but it’s also one of the most dangerous work environments in the world.

1. Movile Cave
Movile Cave is a deadly and inhospitable place, but it’s been separated from the rest of the world for so long that things work a little differently down here. It's in the southeast of Romania and was cut off from the rest of the world for 5.5 million years. The cave was discovered in 1986 by workers testing the ground to see if it would be a good place for a power plant.

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