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Shining new light on bizarre creatures of the deep

Deep-sea creatures that might look more at home as extras in a Steven Spielberg film have been found off Queensland’s coast by scientists using high-tech cameras to glimpse life at a depth of more than 1000 metres.Source: Flickr Creative CommonsMarine biologist Justin Marshall, from the Queensland Brain Institute, said prehistoric six-gilled sharks, giant oil fish and swarms of crustaceans were among the species captured on film at Osprey Reef, 350 kilometres north-east of Cairns.A team of scientists spent 10 days filming the dark deep last month and the findings could prove useful for researchers working in other scientific fields.A deep-sea anglerfish. Click for more photosCreatures of the deepA deep-sea anglerfish. Photo: Queensland Brain Institute”Learning more about these creatures’ primitive eyes and brain could help neuroscientists better understand human vision,” Professor Marshall said.”We could also design better cameras and illumination systems because, as we’ve seen, nat

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Shining new light on bizarre creatures of the deep

Deep-sea creatures that might look more at home as extras in a Steven Spielberg film have been found off Queensland’s coast by scientists using high-tech cameras to glimpse life at a depth of more than 1000 metres.Source: Flickr Creative CommonsMarine biologist Justin Marshall, from the Queensland Brain Institute, said prehistoric six-gilled sharks, giant oil fish and swarms of crustaceans were among the species captured on film at Osprey Reef, 350 kilometres north-east of Cairns.A team of scientists spent 10 days filming the dark deep last month and the findings could prove useful for researchers working in other scientific fields.A deep-sea anglerfish. Click for more photosCreatures of the deepA deep-sea anglerfish. Photo: Queensland Brain Institute”Learning more about these creatures’ primitive eyes and brain could help neuroscientists better understand human vision,” Professor Marshall said.”We could also design better cameras and illumination systems because, as we’ve seen, nat

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Russell Brand won’t marry Katy Perry -learns how to cook

Russell Brand won’t marry Katy Perry until she learns how to cook.The Get Him to the Greek star is delighted that his singer fiancee can match his high sex drive, but thinks she is currently lacking too much in the culinary department to be the perfect wife.He said: “Katy is sexy, which is good because if I don’t have an orgasm every 15 or 16 minutes, I can become very difficult. But, if she’s going to marry me, she’s going to learn how to cook.”The 34-year-old funnyman also claimed Katy should be delighted by his previous womanising ways as the fact he has now chosen monogamy proves how much he loves her.He told Parade.com: “I said, ‘Katy, you need to know, I’m not virgin. In fact, if you’re counting, the list of my sexual escapades is mind-boggling. But these women will be celebrated for ever more. And they will live on in my imagination.’”Then, I said, ‘Katy, look at my past as an audition process. I went through all of those girls to get to you. And you don’t even have to thank me.

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Women need more sleep than men

Women need more sleep than men — around 20 minutes of more sleep on an average — owing to their busy and multi-tasking brain, according to a new research by a British sleep expert.Source: Wikipedia“Women need 20 minutes more shut-eye than the average man. This is because women’s brains are wired differently from men’s and are more complex, so their sleep need is slightly greater,” said Professor Jim Horne, director of the Sleep Research Centre at Loughborough University in UK.Pointing out that one of the major functions of sleep is to allow the brain to recover and repair itself, Horne said, “During deep sleep, the cortex — part of the brain responsible for thought memory, language and so on — disengages from the senses and goes into recovery mode. The more a person uses his brain during the day, the more sleep he needs at night to recover, Horne said adding, “Women tend to multi-task — they do lots at once and are flexible — and so they use more of their actual

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