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Proof: Two bizarre new sea spiders found in Salish Sea, with hairy legs and debris-covered bodies

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f6a3f1d20bbf6f31c9d139c54a4273a15a22a6cd806f15154caffef9652e463b

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Confirmed in Bitcoin block 968978, mined 2026-09-28 10:16 UTC.

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