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Venomous Centipede Could be Game-Changer and Save Lives of People with Kidney Disease [Study]
Kidney disease could be treated by chemicals found in the Chinese red-headed centipede. Click to read more.
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Texas Weather Update: Roads Closed, Houses Submerged As Heavy Rains Hit, Bring Floods
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Dead Palm Trees Undergo Test Recycling Into Biomass as Renewable Energy Source
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Global Coastal Hurricane Conditions Intensify Due to Warming Temperatures
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Thallium Threat: Baltic Sea Faces Toxic Challenge from Human Sources
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Plantations to Pollution: Oil Palms Drive Downstream Deterioration, Researchers Find
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UK Hit by 35,000 Lightning Strikes Overnight, Met Office Issues Alerts
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Maud Rise Polynya: Sea Ice Hole Mystery in Antarctica Finally Solved by Scientists Decades After Its First Discovery [Study]
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Plastic Pollution: Scientists Include Spores of Plastic-Eating Bacteria ‘Bacillus Subtilis’ to Develop 'Self-Digesting Plastic'
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Cliff-Nesting Seagulls with Larger Brains Thrive in Urban Landscapes, Study Finds
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Global Impacts Of Climate Change Set To $38 Trillion A Year By The Middle of The Century, Study Says
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Thousands Of Sea Lions Gathered At San Francisco Bay, Supply Of Food Attracts Species
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Orangutan Uses Medicinal Herbs To Treat Open Facial Wound, Scientists Observed The Behavior