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Habitat degradation and climate change have threatened them with extinction, but thanks to a breeding program, they welcomed 21 hatchlings in 2023. … The goal? To release these babies into the wild and bolster the wild breeding population. However, before they can swim in the big blue, they've got to graduate handfish school.” [// IFLScience »]( [/glitch] [TikTok’s algorithm has always been a black box. But researchers are finally figuring it out | Fast Company]( [TikTok’s algorithm has always been a black box. 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