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Video Footage: Timelapse Of The Sponges Pump A Lot Of Water Through Their Bodies

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Timelapse of the sponges pump a lot of water through their bodies, they filter the mucus of the coral and use the energy to grow, Great Barrier Reef, Australia.

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