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Nat Geo’s 'Moment on the Earth' showcases stunning snorkel cam footage

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National Geographic’s Wonderlab Snorkel Cam, created by Explorer Anand Varma, captures striking 360-degree views of ocean creatures, including a barnacle-covered mussel and a sea urchin.

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