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Many people assume that goldfishes have a three-second memory, but studies have shown they can actually retain memories for months and can even be trained to navigate mazes and recognize their owners.

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This filter uses a unique three-stage filtration process to keep aquarium water clear and healthy for fish.

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Known as 'book curses' or 'anathemas,' scribes would often add warnings of excommunication or eternal damnation to protect their precious, hand-copied works.

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