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Science Quiz: Of things that are, or ought to be, black

Science Quiz: Of things that are, or ought to be, black

Posted on June 17, 2026 By admin


Peacock spider, is a arachnid. It sports super-black patches on its skin to make the surrounding colours appear up to 20-times brighter. Photo: Jürgen Otto (CC BY-SA)

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