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A young visitor enjoys the virtual underwater world of Benthos 360 at the ACCelerate Festival. Photo by Christina Franusich for Virginia Tech.

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A Caribbean reef shark in the Bahamas. Photo courtesy of Brendan Shea.

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Students examine mammal skulls that are part of Virginia Tech’s natural history collection. Photo courtesy of Clark Dehart.

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